Probably the most anticipated enhancement to Dropbox, our most favorite cross-platform / cross-device file syncing service, is now available in a new experimental build for all major operating systems ...

Dropbox is one of our favorite pieces of software here at ProfHacker. Recently I described how to use Dropbox to back up essential files. A reader then wrote in to ask about potential legal problems ...

The Dropbox file hosting service enables you to synchronize files across multiple computers that are connected to the Internet. By changing the default location where your browser stores bookmarks, it ...

Smart Sync was launched at a press conference earlier this week. It’s part of Dropbox’s existing sync client for Windows and macOS. Once turned on, all of your Dropbox files will be visible inside ...

Dropbox has been less alluring to some Mac users than iCloud in part because of its limited syncing. Where Apple's service can sync your desktop and Documents folder, you've had to be content with ...

Dropbox today announced a new synchronization API for iOS and Android-powered devices that it said will offer developers a new code library to help them better focus on creating mobile apps. The new ...

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Dropbox has doubled the storage space for its Plus users from 1TB to 2TB, added Rewind and Smart Sync features, and increased the price from $10 per month to $12 per month. The company has also ...

Dropbox has this week released a new update that brings with it a new feature called Dropbox streaming sync, which has been created to supercharge synchronisation of large files within your Dropbox ...

An update to macOS and how Apple's File Provider API works will soon force apps like Dropbox to end support for external drives. Some Dropbox users have encountered issues with their external drive ...

Dropbox and iCloud are two of many options available to Macintosh users to store their files online. Though iCloud is integrated directly with all Apple products, users may prefer Dropbox as it has ...