People have used Dropbox Paper to create more than a million documents since it launched in private beta a year ago. But if you haven’t yet tried it yet, you’re missing out on an impressive ...

Dropbox Inc. announced a public beta of its cloud collaboration tool, Dropbox Paper, in August. Now Dropbox Paper, which will compete with the likes of Google Docs, is available for all users. Note: ...

The term "collaboration" is a welcome word in the world of business, where heavy competition can take its toll -- even among colleagues within the same company. Dropbox and other cloud storage ...

Microsoft may offer its own online storage in the form of OneDrive, but that didn’t stop it from partnering with Dropbox — probably the leader in the online file-syncing space — last fall. The first ...

Dropbox hopes this strategy will keep it thriving in an increasingly fierce cloud-storage battle with the likes of Google & Microsoft. How many emails have you already sent to your colleagues today to ...

Today Dropbox launched the ability to instantly preview any file you’ve saved so you don’t have to download it to know what it is. It also launched a photos tab for the web to make it easy to view and ...

Ask Macworld editors to name our favorite apps, and most of us would mention Dropbox. The file-synchronizing service has revolutionized the way we use our Macs; we’re always looking for new things it ...

It’s an interesting time for Dropbox’s document-building tool, Paper. Quip, in a similar vein to Paper, was bought for a whopping $750 million by Salesforce earlier this week. This deal surprised a ...

Dropbox is a powerful and popular tool, many people use it to openly share documents, files and more with other people, or even just other computers in their own little network. Yet while you normally ...

It's been almost a year since Dropbox formally introduced Paper, its vision for a collaborative workplace regardless of whether you're a project manager, coder, designer or any other kind of employee.

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