Dropbox is a cloud-based storage service featuring several plans that let you save files and sync them for easy sharing.

With the advancement in cloud services, many people and businesses are now using Dropbox and Google Drive because they help them organize work, save or store, and then share data with their work teams ...

This year, Dropbox doubled the available storage available to Plus subscribers from 1 TB to 2 TB, but with it came a US$2 hike to the monthly subscription, up to $11.99 per month. Though the price ...

Dropbox is one of our favorite pieces of software here at ProfHacker. Recently I described how to use Dropbox to back up essential files. A reader then wrote in to ask about potential legal problems ...

With Smart Sync, Dropbox Business teams can view files from the desktop, even if they're not on a machine. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of ...

Dropbox on my Mac had been stuck for weeks trying to sync a file called main.scpt. Other files continued to sync properly in the background, so it wasn’t getting in my way, but it was annoying to see ...

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, users may prefer Dropbox as it has ...

Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and the other cloud drive services have shown considerable growth over the past few years because they're just so incredibly useful. The ability to both store files in ...

You won't have to be a paid Dropbox user to store your passwords with Dropbox Passwords anymore. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Ave Achaia! Stolidus vos salutat. Having read either too much or too little of the good stuff about the behaviour of SymLinks in OS X, I come before you my fellow Arsians, seeking help. I've been ...