Dropbox is a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application that allows anyone to easily share files. It is essentially a folder that can sit on any device – a computer at home, laptop at work, ...

Apple rejecting apps that use online storage repository Dropbox? The nerve! How could they? Why would they? Another nefarious Cupertino ploy to harangue developers and take over the world? Not exactly ...

The mobile app has been redesigned to look more similar to the iOS 7 interface, and includes support for AirDrop, as well as boasting faster performance. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology ...

Dropbox is set to revolutionize its user experience by integrating its AI-powered Dash features directly into the main app. This strategic move, announced on October 23, 2025, aims to streamline ...

Struggling to hold and increase its user base, Dropbox is shutting down its email and photo apps, Mailbox and Carousel. The company is looking to streamline its core business and is looking to focus ...

Dropbox has improved the search engine of its Android application, as well as given it a document preview feature. The search functionality got “a massive facelift” and now lets users narrow the scope ...

A Dropbox representative wrote a comment on the company’s official forum (via MacRumors) to confirm that the Dropbox team is still working on an update for its Mac users with full support for the ...

Web developers can now configure apps to be notified immediately of changes that users make to their Dropbox files, taking some strain off Web servers and potentially giving end users a better ...

Dropbox has finally begun testing a brand-new Mac app that runs natively on Apple silicon chipsets. It comes after the company originally said it had no plans to support M1 chips, which was met with ...

Dropbox is integrating some of Dash's AI features into its main app, giving its users access to a smarter search function, summaries and contextual answers from the files they've uploaded to the app.

Apple is reportedly rejecting apps for inclusion in its App Store because they use Dropbox’s software development kit. PandoDaily reports that developers are complaining about the fact that ...