Dropbox is designed to simply sync files and folders, but you can use it to trigger other tasks by simply adding files to Dropbox in a particular folder and monitoring that folder on another computer.

Cloud storage services like Dropbox have made it a snap to move large files around, but that convenience is generally predicated on having the client software installed on your PC.

What's All the Fuss? Dropbox has had a few privacy and security stumbles in recent months. Most recently, an authentication bug allowed anyone to log into your account with any password over a ...

The feature allows you to upload files, images, and videos and have them displayed to look more like a portfolio than a file folder. “We think Dropbox is really perfectly suited to add value in ...

Dropbox’s web client is now smart enough to open files directly in their native apps by Nathan Ingraham Source Dropbox Feb 5, 2015, 7:00 AM PST ...

In an update to its desktop software on Tuesday, cloud storage giant Dropbox made a number of user interface design changes to its OS X menu bar asset, allowing direct access to file sharing ...

Dropbox updated its official iOS client earlier today, adding the ability to save files to your account from any app using the iOS 8 share sheet. Version 3.7 of Dropbox, available now on the App Store ...

The new Dropbox Platform from Dropbox, officially introduced at the company's DBX developers conference, is targeted at developers who may want to quickly add Dropbox file share and sync ...