Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Pushbullet, the app that allows users to sync content ...

The Pushbullet you know and love isn’t going to be the same for much longer, at least for those that don’t want to throw $40 at the company for a year-long “Pro” subscription (or $5/month). Today, the ...

Pushbullet is a service that lets you share content between your computers and mobile devices. Want to see your smartphone notifications on your desktop? Pushbullet can do that. Want to copy a link or ...

Been wondering how Pushbullet, the popular cross-platform messaging/file-sharing/device-syncing service, was ever going to make money? We now know. This morning, the ...

The expression all good things must come to an end sticks firmly in mind today with the launch of Pushbullet’s $5 per month Pro plan, putting an end to the gravy train of unlimited free features.

Pushbullet, the app that helps you save time by keeping all your devices connected, has introduced a premium version of its product. Every product ultimately has to generate revenue in one way or ...

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Pushbullet fans have been going nuts the past week, after the popular service announced a new Pro service that costs $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year. What do users get with this paid subscription? A ...

Pushbullet is a very successful app that allows users to see some information from their smartphone in their computers. Files can be sent from the connected devices wirelessly and users can even send ...

Just when you thought Pushbullet couldn’t get more useful, the company has updated its popular cross-platform app to include remote file browsing. With the new update you’ll be able to access files on ...

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