IPhone 15 rumored to steal another big iPhone 14 Pro feature And the new PushBullet, is a really, really good thing. You might not see the update right away and Mac OS X users will have to hang tight for now, but you know what they say: good things come to those who wait. The PushBullet team’s coordinating the update’s rollout now, and for the most part it’s simultaneous - the new iOS, Android, browser extensions, and Windows client are available now. It’s replete with the browser extensions’ UI improvements, now “considerably easier to navigate and responsive to changes in window size,” supports for multiple file uploads, and, if you use an Android phone, lets you text through third-party services. And on PC, a revamped extension for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera lets you see your messaging history, pop out chat windows, and drag and drop files for simpler sending. On mobile, your other interactions, like content from PushBullet channels you’ve subscribed to and files you’ve sent yourself, now reside in dedicated tabs of their own. That’s not the only change coming to PushBullet’s ecosystem. What is the Temu app? Here’s everything you need to know Your Tinder profile is about to change in 3 huge ways Fitbit Versa 3Ī big change might be coming soon for Apple Card users

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