We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Say “hello” to the next app you are guaranteed to install. It’s called Portal and it’s from the creators of ...

Pushbullet made its way to the Play Store as a humble little utility for easily sharing text and links between PC and Android phone. It has now grown to include a universal clipboard tool, ability to ...

Pushbullet has announced a new service called Portal, created to move large batches of files between your computer and mobile devices. Portal transfers files over a Wi-Fi connection between an Android ...

Pushbullet is an essential part many an internet user’s every day routine, and now the company behind the cross-platform file moving app has released a new — and yet very old — way of transferring ...

Just about everything the Pushbullet team releases to the public aims to make transferring files of all shapes and sizes much easier between mobile devices, browsers and more. Now the developers have ...

Here's hoping Pushbullet doesn't get sued by Valve since the name Portal is currently synonymous with its popular, puzzle-based video game. Pushbullet's Portal, in contrast, has nothing to do with ...

There’s something big coming from Pushbullet – but it’s not quite ready yet. In the meantime, Pushbullet want to remind you exactly how cool they can be, by releasing a new tool called Portal, which ...

Search for "Portal" on Google Play and tap "Install". Tap "I agree" to install the application. After installation, start by tapping the icon. The initial screen of the application looks something ...

Moving files between your smartphone and PC has always been kind of a pain in the ass. You have to navigate your device’s file system, sometimes you need to flip a switch in a hidden OS menu and, ...

Pushbullet is one of our favorite apps for bridging the gap between your devices. Now, the company is going even further with a new app called Portal that can transfer files directly between your ...

Portal, a recently launched Android app that lets you move large files between your computer and your smartphone via your Wi-Fi connection, has today made its way to iOS. The new version offers a ...