At a conservative estimate, ProfHacker writers have posted eleventy-billion times about Dropbox, the popular near-ubiquitous service for saving, syncing, and sharing files. And with good reason! It’s ...

Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile technology news and reviewing the latest gadgets for the last six years. His work can also be found on sister site CNET ...

Dropbox has branched into different areas in the years since it launched, but one thing that hasn’t changed is the company’s focus on managing various aspects of your digital life. It may dabble in ...

Dropbox today rolled out a new feature that will allow those without an account to share files with Dropbox users. Called “File Requests,” the option gives anyone ...

Dropbox has launched a new file requests feature that allows anyone to send you files directly to your Dropbox account. Dropbox file request allows user to easily accept various documents such as ...

The cloud storage service is adding a file request feature in which users can issue requests to contacts when aiming to retrieve files. The function builds off of Dropbox's existing shared folders ...

Sending out a file or even a folder to others using Dropbox is a breeze. Doing the reverse, collecting files from other people, on the other hand, is a pain. It doesn't have to be and it won't be ...

We’ve written before about options for receiving papers electronically outside either e-mail or a campus-based learning management system. (For example, earlier this month I wrote about The advantages ...

For years now, Internet users have accepted the risk of files and content they share through various online services being subject to takedown requests based on the ...

Reader Daniel Gilbert seeks to make better use of Dropbox. He writes: Because I travel fairly often, I’m trying to make my Mac’s important documents available to me regardless of where I am. And I ...