Electronic Frontier Foundation shows Google fights for user privacy more than Apple, others
If you have an interest in your privacy – and, let’s be honest, you really should – then this information from the Electronic Frontier Foundation should be of interest to you. According to a recent report from the EFF, Google has ranked as one of …
Dropbox Sync API released to developers
For those of you not familiar with Dropbox… well, you might want to get outside every once in awhile. The service provides cloud hosting for your files, and makes them available on mobile and desktop devices. Now, imagine that you’re trying to download a large …
Samsung inks deal with Dropbox for growing product lines
Samsung today announced a new deal with Dropbox for a number of connected devices, including smartphones, cameras, and PCs. Much like you’ll see in the Galaxy Note II, existing and forthcoming products will include Dropbox integration out of the box. This will allow for uploading, …
50 Android apps you must install before the world ends
Get the most out of your Android phone or tablet with these essential apps and games.
Five for Friday: Android apps for sharing and synchronizing files
Fact: Android is pretty awesome. No other mobile platform makes it so easy to share a photo, email, thought, or file. Thanks to a great selection of apps, there are seemingly endless ways in which we can share something with our friends, family, or ourselves. …
Dropbox doubles Pro plans, intros new 500GB option
Existing Pro users will see storage doubled automatically.
Rumor: Google Drive to be released “sometime during the first week of April”
After many false alarms, Google’s cloud storage service has been coming for multiple years. The latest rumors came almost two months ago, when we found that a Dropbox-like service would be offered by the search giant. But today’s unofficial news is a bit more exciting, …
Latest Dropbox update brings automatic picture uploads and more…
I’m sure you can agree, Dropbox is one handy service to have. It’s also quite popular with over 5 million downloads on the Android market. The free service that gives you a couple+ GeeBeez of storage “up in the cloud” with “anywhere access” to your …
Dropbox releases beta with sync incentives, auto photo backup
Dropbox has released a new beta version of their immensely popular backup/cloud-storage solution this week, tossing in a few goodies along the way. New in the v2.0.9 release is the option to automatically upload your videos and pictures, auto-resume of uploads, and the requisite bug …
HTC to give users extra DropBox storage with ICS?
We just got word from a reader (thanks, Tristan!) that’s quite interesting. He installed the Sensation Ice Cream Sandwich ROM that we told you about yesterday, and upon logging into DropBox, received the above email. He was surprised to learn that he’d been given an …
Dropbox gets facelift for ICS
The Dropbox team gave word yesterday that they’re releasing a new version of the Dropbox Android app, and they’ve got a few new tricks in store. The app now features 3 tabs across the top: “Dropbox,” “Uploads,” and “Favorites”. Open the first tab, and you’ll find something similair …
HTC promises 5GB Dropbox storage for all new phones
The handset maker will pre-load Dropbox on all future devices.
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HTC Giving Sense 3.5 Users 5GB of DropBox Storage
HTC has formed a new partnership with online storage service Dropbox which will see the handset maker giving their customers a decent amount of free file hosting. Set to take effect in October with the HTC Rhyme, the deal will provide 3GB of free storage …
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Let’s Get Ready To Rumble! Drop Snap VS. all Competitors!
Recently, good friends of Android Guys, Chris Soyars and Martin B. (chrissoyars and optedoblivion) released a handy app called Drop Snap. The app automatically uploads images taken on your Android phone to your dropbox account with no muss and no fuss. Take a picture and BAM, your photo uploads for safe keeping. Kind of like an eyefi for your Android device.
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Beta Test This! Dropbox v1.0.0.7
File syncing software and service, Dropbox, is testing out new features with a beta release. If you haven’t tried their free software out, we definitely recommend it.
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