It's easy to use Dropbox on your iPhone to upload, download, or share files via the Dropbox app. Here's how to do it.

Users of the iPhone 5S and the latest iPhones and iPads can now secure and access their Dropbox documents via Apple's fingerprint sensor. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and ...

Dropbox has long said it wants to be available on whichever platforms people use to get things done. That's why it has done so much to integrate with Microsoft Office over the years, for example. But ...

Dropbox is integrating some of Dash's AI features into its main app, giving its users access to a smarter search function, ...

Dropbox has released an all-new Mac app today and updated its web and iOS apps to unify and enhance the user experience across all platforms. The update also brings new integrations with third-party ...

Dropbox is set to revolutionize its user experience by integrating its AI-powered Dash features directly into the main app.

Dropbox has finally begun testing a native version of its Mac app with Apple silicon support, following widespread criticism from customers and users who initially thought it had no plans to take ...

Dropbox is rolling out a new Dropbox update for iOS, bringing five new features to the popular cloud storage app and productivity tool. The new features take advantage of iOS 10 that aims to make the ...

Dropbox is expanding its line of cloud services with a new password manager. The company has (via AndroidPolice) quietly listed a new app titled Dropbox Passwords on the Android Play Store that lets ...

But part of what makes Dropbox such an invaluable business tool is the way it integrates with different apps and services, especially those aimed at boosting your productivity. Below I’ve rounded up ...

Applications using the Dropbox development kit for iOS are no longer being rejected from the App Store by Apple after links to an external purchase option were removed. Filip Radelic, developer of the ...

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 ...