Dropbox stories
Dropbox has launched a collection of new Dropbox for Business features in three key areas: security, administration and integration.
Microsoft and Dropbox shock with partnership, bringing seamless Office integration for users across devices, boosting productivity globally.
Dropbox is looking to convert NZ businesses to its Dropbox for Business offering and has launched its partner programme here.
Google has announced it is to lower the prices of its Google Drive subscriptions, placing even greater pressure on its competitors.
Western Digital's 'My Cloud' revolutionizes personal storage, combining the ease of cloud with the security of home-based hardware for £329.99.
Cloud storage provider Dropbox has reportedly been hacked by two software developers, who bypassed its two-factor authentication.
Google has announced it will triple its free storage to 15GB, combining the capacity across Google+, Drive, and Gmail, ahead of its I/O conference.
Dropbox hits 100 million users after CEO's forgetful moment with a USB stick. Houston wants users to share their stories.
VMware unveils 'Project Octopus,' a groundbreaking 'Dropbox for the enterprise,' revolutionizing how data is stored and shared.
Genius Scan transforms your phone into a powerful scanner, streamlining document digitisation and sharing. Available on iOS and Windows Phone.
Boost your back-to-school productivity with Evernote, Google Docs and more. Discover the ultimate apps for notes, docs, and study aids.
Dropbox, our App of the Week, simplifies life by syncing files across devices - ensuring your data is where you need it, securely.
Dropbox confesses to a severe security lapse, leaving users' data unprotected for hours due to a bug in their system.
YouSendIt claims victory over Dropbox, surpassing 30 million unique users in 12 months, thanks to a strategic partnership with Yahoo Mail.
Internet traffic is set to soar, with global usage projected to hit 1.2 million petabytes annually by 2015, driven by Asia's rapid growth.
Cloud services offer companies agility and resellers lucrative opportunities, as 80% of enterprises are expected to adopt it by 2028.
Start-ups thrive with savvy, low-cost solutions ranging from Google Apps to LinkedIn, proving the best things truly can be cost-free.
