3) Create the file and save it to Dropbox on the first computer. 4) Make sure the automatic sync takes place on the first computer (look for the green check mark on the Dropbox icon in the Windows ...

Over time, cloud storage services have evolved: It used to be that everywhere you installed Dropbox, or Google Drive, or whatever your client of choice was, you'd get all of your files synced to ...

Dropbox may be the cloud storage service that’s synonymous with cloud storage, but it’s always had a catch: Because it syncs everything down to your computer, it scarfs up disk space.

The Dropbox Sync API allows apps for iOS and Android to treat files stored on a user's Dropbox account as if they were local, ... automatic uploading and offline storage all in one.

Now (once all the files sync, which can take a while), you'll have local shares and cloud files. I'm uploading about 160GB per day, so it will take a week or so for my Dropbox and Google Drive ...

And Dropbox can also sync any photos it detects on your PC: if you plug in a camera or SD card into your computer and it detects images, you’ll have the option of automatically adding them to ...