Dropbox Inc said on Friday it would buy the startup behind the hot email management app Mailbox, signalling its intent to aggressively expand its features beyond file storage. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. ...
11:49 AM, Mar 16, 2013
The Dropbox app for Windows 8 is now available in the Windows Store. The app is available for Windows 8 and Windows RT users. It lets users open and edit files from other Windows 8 apps and share files or folders with the Share Charm. ...
12:53 PM, Jan 07, 2013
Manufacturers are creating ever more intriguing portable computing devices. Graft a tablet onto a thin laptop and we have a strange and wonderful 'tabtop/laptablet' dual-screen device that functions interchangeably. On the high-end of the spectrum are packed-to-the-gills devices like the upcoming Asus Taichi-a Windows 8 Ultrabook with two full HD screens, one on the inside for use as a laptop and the other on the outside for use as a...
11:49 AM, Jan 04, 2013
New York: Online storage company Dropbox is offering more space to its paying customers. Services like Dropbox let people store their ever-growing trove of photos, music and videos online instead of on their computers. They've become more popular as people get used to storing files over the Internet. Competitors include Google Drive from Google Inc. and SkyDrive from Microsoft Corp. Dropbox, which has 50 million users, said Tuesday that it...
05:49 AM, Jul 11, 2012
Mumbai: Samsung has quietly announced to give 50 GB free Dropbox storage offer to its Galaxy Tab 2 series tablet models for one year. Samsung's Promo page states that the consumers who purchase new Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (P3100) and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 models will get 50 GB free Dropbox storage for a year. These users are simply required to sign-up or login in the Dropbox app and continue...
01:04 PM, May 29, 2012
San Francisco: Dropbox unveiled on Thursday a new photo uploading feature for Android smartphones, potentially sharpening its competition with Google, Apple, and a host of other companies battling to rule the burgeoning market for online storage solutions. With a single click, the feature will allow users to wirelessly upload high-resolution pictures straight from their smartphones onto the virtual "cloud," where the files can be accessed from any computer or mobile...
06:15 PM, Feb 24, 2012
San Francisco: Dropbox, the company behind the popular virtual file cabinet, is branching out to small and medium-sized businesses with the new service "Dropbox for Teams." The San Francisco-based company allows people to access documents, photos and videos from several different places such as laptops, smartphones and computers provided they have downloaded Dropbox on each device. A certain amount of storage is free though the company charges a user for...
06:06 PM, Oct 27, 2011
