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Now Automatically Upload Photos And Videos To Dropbox From Android

Soon after Box.net announced a hefty free storage space of 50 GB for all Android users, in comes the reply from Dropbox. Now you can automatically upload photos and videos to your Dropbox account from Android, without having to manually upload the files from the app or use a USB data cable to transfer the [...]

Using Dropbox For Business, Company Or Within An Organization

Want to use Dropbox for business, company or within your organization? Switch to the teams plan of Dropbox which offers 1000GB of storage space for 5 users, at the cost of $795 annual fees. You get administrative controls, tech support via phone and unlimited revision histories for all our files.

Transfer Files Between Your Google Docs And Dropbox Account With Otixo

Google Docs and Dropbox are two of the best online cloud storage accounts that does not come with a price tag. Dropbox provides 2GB of free online space, which is more than enough to backup important documents, files and work folders so that you can easily access them from multiple computers and mobile devices. And [...]

Views.fm Turns Your Dropbox Shared Folders Into Sleek Photo Galleries

Dropbox has a nice “Photos” folder which lets you quickly create photo galleries from photos stored on your computers hard drive and share with selected friends or with anyone, via the “Public” folder. While sharing photos, galleries and other stuff through the “Public” and “Photos” folder works just as fine, sometimes you might need more [...]

Sync Selected Folders With Dropbox Using Dropbox Selective Sync

We at Ampercent are die hard fans of Dropbox. Dropbox is one of the best online file back up service beside Windows Live Skydrive, which offers a decent amount of storage and lets other users upload files to your Dropbox account. There is room for improvement though – like you can not sync a folder [...]

Automatically Backup Your WordPress Blog To Dropbox

There are different ways to backup your WordPress blog. The most common way to backup your WordPress blog is to download all the files using an FTP client like Filezilla. Then go to the phpmyadmin panel of your hosting account and export the SQL database associated with the blog. Then there are these online backup [...]