Dropbox has announced that under its partnership with Microsoft, it has added a pair of new integrations with Office Online and Outlook.com, expanding both services' usefulness for subscribers.

Dropbox started out as a simple online vault for your most important files, but over the years the company moved from just having a place to store and share documents to a place where you can get ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Dropbox and Microsoft have announced the ability to co-edit Office Online files that are stored ...

Dropbox has finally delivered on a long-awaited partnership with G Suite for native editing tools, and it definitely seems like it was worth the wait. Dropbox Group Product Manager Josh Kaplan said in ...

Developer Keven Smith (neither doppelganger nor relation to Silent Bob) has just released a fantastic new text editor for Dropbox users on iOS. Called Droptext, the app allows users to open, edit and ...

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Dropbox is adding new automation features for your files and folders in a bid to remove the hassle of organizing them by hand. Typically, when you create a folder and add files to it, the onus is on ...

The scenario is simple: You’ve shared a file in Dropbox and sent its link to a bunch of people. Now you need to replace the file with a new version, but you want to ...

The iPad has its share of feature-rich word processors like Pages and Documents to Go. But sometimes you just need a text editor, and you need to get your texts onto your Mac with the least amount of ...