Dropbox today released Smart Sync, its tool that allows users to access files stored online in Dropbox accounts automatically on a desktop without having the file stored locally. Previously dubbed ...

Hackers have found a way to make Dropbox offer a BitTorrent-like file sharing service, but Dropbox management is not happy.

Dropbox started out as a simple online vault for your most important files, but over the years the company moved from just having a place to store and share documents to a place where you can get ...

Yes, you can open up your Dropbox account in a web browser and manage your files and folders. But that isn't nearly as efficient as having the ability to interact with Dropbox from within a file ...

Thanks to a new agreement between Microsoft and Dropbox, mobile users can now edit documents stored on Dropbox through one of Microsoft's mobile apps.

Dropbox takes a peek at some kinds of uploaded files. That's normal, the web storage service says.

Dropbox has hit a point where it’s going to receive a lot more unwanted attention — from hackers, third-party open source folks who want to extend the service, and from law enforcement.

3] Open Dropbox in an incognito or private tab See if you can download Dropbox files in an incognito or private mode. There can be certain add-ons or web extensions causing errors and issues while ...

Open your Dropbox folder (found, by default, in your user folder), and create a folder for your important files (Important Files, seems like an appropriate name).

Dropbox is storing and tracking 20 billion documents "in the cloud" (on remote servers) for 4 million users, including file-swapping teenagers, architects and relief effort coordinators in Haiti.