Fuze Meeting, the Web-based meeting and collaboration service that competes with the likes of GoToMeeting and WebEx, has posted a couple of tutorials on how to integrate Dropbox and SugarSync into ...

Dropbox is one of the many cloud services that let you store your data online. Almost all free online storage providers – including Amazon, Google, OneDrive, and Dropbox – seem to focus more on your ...

I like iPhoto on the Mac. The app’s interface sports Apple’s proverbial attention to polish and details, the Faces feature is nice, and I like the possibility to visualize photos on a map, just as I ...

Dropbox has issued a statement confirming that it became aware of unauthorized access to the production environment of the Dropbox Sign platform on April 24. That statement confirms that customer ...

Most regular readers of ProfHacker know that we like Dropbox. We’ve featured several posts about it (see, for example, these posts by If you are a regular reader of ProfHacker, there’s a pretty good ...

If you've been using Dropbox since the wee early days, you might not have noticed the "Getting Started" tab in the web version. Click it, though, and you'll likely get another 250 MB of Dropbox space ...

OmniFocus and Things come with beautiful and useful mobile applications for iPhone and iPad, but sometimes you just want to have more control over how tasks are added to their databases. Or maybe you ...

Dropbox is one of the most popular tools that can be used for file sharing. One of the major advantages of Dropbox is that it is quick and easy to use as well as accessible from any computer.Here we ...

Dropbox is an awesome service. You can back your files up to the cloud, sync them between computers, and share them with your friends. That’s not all it can do, though. Here are our top 10 favorite ...

iCloud is a great service to have on your Mac and iPhone. But the only reason we’d pay for the additional service is to store multiple iOS device backups. When it comes to storing files online and ...