In its first platform update since going public, Dropbox Inc. today rolled out a new way for users to reduce the amount of space that shared files take up on their hard drivers. The cloud storage ...

Dropbox is today rolling out some expanded features to its business users, including Smart Sync and selective sync for teams. Read on for all the details. On the heels of going public, Dropbox is ...

It's been a few years since Dropbox first started talking about Smart Sync, a feature that lets users see everything stored in their Dropbox in the Mac Finder or Windows Explorer, regardless of ...

Cloud storage vendor Dropbox has spent the last several years building out products for its pivot to the enterprise software space -- and now two of those products are making an official debut. At a ...

Last year, Dropbox introduced an interesting new feature called Project Infinite, which promised to let you view and access all of your files, whether they're on your hard drive or in the cloud. The ...

Dropbox is doubling down on its bet on the digital workplace with two new features designed especially for businesses rather than consumers. At a press event in San Francisco yesterday, Dropbox ...

At an event in San Francisco today, cloud file syncing and sharing software company Dropbox announced the launch of Smart Sync (formerly known as Project Infinite). The feature, which is meant to ...

Smart Sync was launched at a press conference earlier this week. It’s part of Dropbox’s existing sync client for Windows and macOS. Once turned on, all of your Dropbox files will be visible inside ...

Last April, Dropbox announced Project Infinite, a way to see all of your Dropbox files without having to store local copies. Today, Dropbox released the renamed feature as Smart Sync, which is ...

Dropbox has doubled the storage space for its Plus users from 1TB to 2TB, added Rewind and Smart Sync features, and increased the price from $10 per month to $12 per month. The company has also ...

Smart Sync is intended to save users from wasting local storage capacity and bandwidth by keeping as many of the Dropbox files on the company's servers, and only downloading the files they need. This ...