Did you know you can put your stuff on the web and get to it from your computers, phones, or tablets? Did you also know you can edit documents, automatically add photos, and show off videos from anywhere? Of course, you can do all that and even more with Dropbox.

What is Dropbox?

Dropbox is the easiest way to store, sync, and, share files online. There is no complicated interface to learn. Dropbox works seamlessly with your operating system and automatically makes sure your files are up-to-date. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It is a streamlined and comprehensive cross-platform online storage and synchronization utility, designed to store your data in the cloud and automatically keep it in sync between multiple desktop and mobile devices at a time.

Once Dropbox uploads your files onto its cloud storage servers, you can effortlessly generate and share public links to your files in order to allow friends and colleagues to access your data with ease and simplicity.

To use the Dropbox application is to copy your files within the Dropbox folder created on your Mac’s hard drive during the installation process, and they will be instantly synced to all your other devices running the app once the app detects any changes.

Does it have any downside?

The free account does not allow you to store more than 2GB of data. Also Dropbox stays one of the most expensive services. While other companies are fighting for the new clients by lowering the prices for more GBs, Dropbox still charges $10/monthly for a 100GB. Considering the fact that for the same $10 Google offers a 1TB (or just $2/monthly for a 100GB plan) it seems that marketing team of Dropbox have something to think over.

Want to check it out? Visit: Dropbox.com

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