PushBullet can connect to your Android device without wires - Android Help

Nowadays more and more people use the computer and the main reason is that we substitute for tablets or smartphone by itself as they allow us to stay connected to the Internet all day and wherever we go. Desktops and laptops are increasingly being relegated to the background , practically for work, write texts, etc.. When enjoy a moment of leisure and relaxation we tend to use our mobile device, either to watch movies, listen to music, browse the Internet, view our social networks play …

However, computers are still present in our daily lives as we offer a larger screen, ease of writing with a physical keyboard and also supports Flash and Java , which is perhaps the most important point of all this. Many times, while we are at the computer we find things that catch our attention and we’d have our Android device and often laziness not to connect the device with Cable USB auto reenviábamos us through an email.

PushBullet, the application that will make you forget for cables

But thanks to applications like PushBullet , which has been developed by a forum user XDA Developers called guzba , the cables are no longer needed to communicate with our Android device. This user developed the Android application and also a browser extension for Internet of the computer through which data to Android device are sent. Note that this extension currently works with Chrome and Firefox .

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PushBullet application works very simply and way allows us to share and send things as files, notes, lists, links, etc.. very easy and best of all, wirelessly . Furthermore, this application is not only limited to our own devices, but also gives us the ability to send and share with our friends and family . The creator of the application also says that it is possible to send content from an Android device to another.

To start using

PushBullet all we have to do is go to the web pushbullet.com or install extension browser, sign in with your Google account on both the application and the web and we’ll be ready to start using it.

Source: XDA Developers

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