Dropbox silently installs new file manager app on users’ systems [Updated] Dropbox ambushes its users with a radically different version of its sync app.

How to Sync iCloud to Dropbox. 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 ...

It is probably the first thing you need to check if you are getting synchronizing issues with Dropbox. For obvious reasons, Dropbox requires a valid internet connection to synchronize files. Otherwise ...

Dropbox makes it easy to sync files among devices, but a crucial weakness points to yet another soft spot in cloud security ...

Dropbox is adding a suite of features to its file-hosting services to provide more syncing tools for app developers and make it easier for end users to access their data across devices.

One of my favorite Mac OS X apps is Dropbox, a small, free application that allows you store files on the cloud and access, share, sync and download files on the go. It's great for storing frequently ...

Because of the way Dropbox works, it offers one other significant potential advantage over iCloud: Developers who are working with Datastore can actually peek directly at the syncing data on ...

If the Dropbox app displays high Memory, CPU and Disk usage on your computer, here are the troubleshooting methods you can apply: Restart Dropbox. Use Selective Sync. Close some background apps.

The iPad needs to just be a window on my PDF collection which is stored on Dropbox. (Right now, for just reading, the Dropbox app itself isn't all that good.