Dropbox has the flexibility and scalability to make it suitable for businesses of all sizes. The client software runs discreetly in the background, syncing files between the cloud and any computers ...

Dropbox kicked off its 2017 product launches with a pair of major announcements Monday aimed at improving users’ productivity at work. The cloud storage company announced the general availability of ...

Dropbox and other file sync and share systems already own the DAM world — DAM vendors just don't realize it yet. Ask anyone in the DAM industry if Dropbox is a DAM and the answer will be a firm "no." ...

Building on a late 2017 partnership with Autodesk to support file transfers within AutoCAD, cloud-based data storage company Dropbox now is adding document format support and software integration for ...

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eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Dropbox released a handful of updates to its enterprise ...

Dropbox is rolling out new platform features designed to give admins stronger user controls and greater visibility into their teams' Dropbox usage. Newly released features include a redesigned admin ...

Users of Dropbox for Business will now be able to share folders with colleagues without necessarily giving them rights to edit their content. Giving users read-only access to folders hasn’t been ...

Dropbox Inc. has inked a $95 million deal to buy startup FormSwift, which provides a cloud service that companies use to draft business documents. The company announced the acquisition today. The ...

GroupLogic has released a file syncing and sharing application that offers the same convenience as Dropbox but with enterprise-level management and security features. The application, called activEcho ...

Vera, a secure file transfer company announced an agreement today with Dropbox and Okta to offer customers a way to transfer files in a secure fashion from end to end. While Dropbox, Vera and Okta may ...

The latest Dropbox version lets you move files around with a finger. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The latest version of Dropbox allows iPad users to move files around with a fingertip. It also works ...