Dropbox was an early offering in the online storage/file sync field, and you can rely on Dropbox to deliver the simplicity of always having files up to date everywhere ...

Dropbox Plus and Dropbox Premium users – who pay from $9.99 per month and get not only more storage but offline sync, priority support, and remote device wipe, among other features – will ...

A recent announcement by Dropbox that it plans to deprecate its Sync and Datastore APIs over the next 12 months has garnered attention.

Dropbox Basic accounts are free, but there is also a Pro version that offers 1TB for $10 a month. You can use it to store any type of file, share those files with others, and sync local files ...

Dropbox is adding access to its Dropbox Passwords service to free Basic accounts. Passwords are encrypted and sync across three devices, but Dropbox will only allow 50 passwords to be saved for free.

Since its launch in 2007, Dropbox has become one of the most popular platforms for fast and efficient file syncing between computers and the cloud. But are you really using Dropbox to its full ...

Users who simply use Dropbox for basic backups and storage applications might not find the new update all that useful, but it does offer a handy upgrade and a generally better syncing experience.

Many millions of us are using Dropbox to back up files to the cloud and sync them across multiple machines, but the software can be used for more purposes than you might realize. Here are three of ...

Dropbox is putting up these numbers despite the competition. Its competitors are OneDrive, Google Drive, Box, Amazon Drive (to be discontinued), Sync and iCloud.

Dropbox has introduced a three-device limit for its free Basic accounts as of this month. However, if you have four or more devices currently linked to your Dropbox account, they’ll remain connected ...