Ifttt is a free, fun service that lets you build interesting connections between various pieces of the Web. Dropbox is handy, but you can make it even easier to use with a wide range of products and ...

With time, technology keeps getting better at helping mankind. The basis of technological advancement is understanding the need and creating a solution around it. Such is the case with Dropbox which ...

Do you still use a USB stick to move files between one computer and another? You should be using Dropbox. Do you still email files from work to home and back again? You should be using Dropbox. Do ...

As more and more companies have distributed teams, we must be careful, thoughtful, and methodical in our search for the right file sharing option. “Can’t we just use Dropbox?” It’s a question I hear ...

Dropbox announced that it is doubling the storage allocation for its paid Dropbox Pro accounts, and expanding the Dropbox Pro options to include up to 500GB of storage. That’s great news for families ...

Dropbox has the flexibility and scalability to make it suitable for businesses of all sizes. The client software runs discreetly in the background, syncing files between the cloud and any computers ...

File operations are necessary chores for anyone with a computer: Moving, renaming, deleting, copying, and pasting files are all tasks that will need doing to keep everything organized, but they're not ...

Back in December, we reviewed Dropbox, the standout combination of a Mac program and Web service that creates a special Dropbox folder on your Mac, and then automatically syncs anything in that folder ...

I have a friend who came back to the iPad with the iPad Pro, and the first thing he started whining about was that there’s no way to create a local folder in the Files app. He doesn’t want to store ...

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According to Dropbox CEO Drew Houston, 80% of the product’s users rely on it, at least partially, for work. It makes sense, then, that the company is refocusing to try and cement its spot in the ...