Dropbox’s new Chrome extension adds your files in Gmail

Dropbox has launched a new Chrome browser extension that makes it easy to share your files with others in Gmail.

Dropbox now reports when non-US governments want your data

While Dropbox was quick to embrace transparency reports, it's been pretty opaque about data requests from outside the US. How do you know which countries want your info? You don't have to wonder any longer.

Dropbox is finally available for Windows Phone

Windows Phone as we know it is not long for this world, with Windows 10 and a universal app strategy set to replace it soon.

Dropbox acquired Developer iOS-editing application to revise documents CloudOn

January 20, 2014 Dropbox bought CloudOn - startup developing an application to revise the documents on iOS, according to the publication VentureBeat. CloudOn specialists will be one of the first representatives of a new Israeli Dropbox office.
CloudOn previously was developing  the mobile platform to view and edit files, Microsoft Office, but later moved on to work on own application to revise the documents on iOS. Both companies confirmed VentureBeat information about the transaction.

Dropbox passwords posted online and millions more might follow

If you haven't activated two-factor authentication on Dropbox yet, you may want to do so now, just in case you end up finding your credentials posted on the internet. A document posted on pastebin earlier contains 400 Dropbox usernames and passwords, which the poster claims are just a tiny fraction of a massive hack that compromises up to 7 million accounts