Remote Files isn’t ready in iOS app just yet, but we are working to get it added as soon as possible so keep an eye on our blog and the App Store for updates. This can be a real life-saver when you need a file. Two mobile operating systems are currently supported: Android and iOS. Remote Files lets you browse and download files from your other devices from anywhere in the world. 1.Download the free Pushbullet app onto your device. Late last year we added Remote Files to Pushbullet. We would love to be able to enable iPhone users to send text messages from their other devices or computers but unfortunately this is not possible.
Instead, it allows you to transfer files, links, notes, and messages from one device to another.
Pushbullet doesn’t give you complete access to your phone’s file system like AirDroid does. This will enable those with an Android phone to send and receive text messages while using their iPad (or a spare iPhone if you happen to have one). I wouldn’t call Pushbullet a replacement or even a competitor to AirDroid though, because the two apps don’t work the same way.
We’re working now to bring this same remote texting functionality to iOS. We’ve put a lot of work into making Pushbullet the best way to send text messages through your Android phone while sitting at your computer or using your Android tablet. We’ve got a lot more coming soon to iOS soon:
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