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When smartphones and tablets came along, the only thing holding us back from getting work done anywhere, any time was having access to our data. So it’s no surprise that 55% of information workers in North America and Europe who use a tablet at work are using file sync and share tools. But what is file sync, exactly?
We’ve made it easy to access all of your files from your computers, phones, and tablets. Today, we’re bringing Dropbox to the biggest screen in your house with our new app for Xbox One. It’s the first universal Windows app for cloud storage on the gaming console, letting you view and share your photos, videos, and other files from the cloud—right on your TV.
Want to take a deeper dive into your imagination? Random weirdness might be the springboard you need.
Seamless backups and collaboration liberated Aquabumps from IT headaches so they could grow from beloved sunrise photography into a lifestyle brand.
At Dropbox, we don’t like boundaries — we think people make their best stuff when they’re given the creative freedom to pursue their wildest ideas.
Tomi Akitunde is a content strategist at Dropbox and an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times among other publications. She's also the founder of parenting website mater mea.
Sharing doesn’t always mean collaborating. Sometimes you need to send someone a file or folder, but you don’t want them to be able to change your version — like when you’re sharing a completed report with coworkers, or you’re sending a prospective customer a sales sheet. That’s when you need a shared link, and this short video tutorial explains how they work.
Tech is the backbone of your business. As time goes by, your legacy tech can become more and more problematic. So why have legacy servers and programs become such a problem for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across the board?
Patrick is the co-founder of Reclaim.ai, which was acquired by Dropbox in 2024, and a Senior Director, Engineering at Dropbox.