Wednesday, 13 January 2016
Pushbullet, an app that started life letting you send files between your devices and that is now transforming itself into a fully-formed messenger, has been updated to allow users to send picture messages via SMS, as well as improving reliability of regular text messaging. The update means that you can now drag-and-drop images on your desktop (via your connected Android 5.0 or higher) phone just as you would if sending an email in Gmail. Alternatively, you can attach an image via the paperclip icon. The company says it’s also improved the reliability of its text syncing too. The idea is that messages…
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