Dropbox is a home for all your photos, documents, videos, and other files. Dropbox lets you access your stuff from anywhere and makes it easy to share with others.
Anything you add to Dropbox will automatically show up on all your computers, phones, tablets, and even the Dropbox website. Put your stuff in Dropbox and you’ll always have access—wherever you are.
Dolby revealed the omission on a post-earnings conference call on Thursday.
We all own USB pen drives that we use to save documents for work, school, give photos to friends, save movies, music.
Google today announced in it’s blog that they have added many new features to Google Plus and Google Plus now open for Public Signup. Anyone can signups for Google Plus. They also announced that they are renaming Huddle to Messenger.
Firefox 7 has been released and is now available for download. Firefox 7 fixes several security and stability issues found in Firefox 6.
We’ve been expecting Google to launch a one-click payment system for online publishers for some time now, but today the search giant is finally unveiling One-Pass, a Google Checkout-powered service that lets publishers set their own prices and terms for their digital content.
Why is Mozilla harshing on Internet Explorer 9 (PC Mag had a good review of it the other day)? The company’s tech evangelist, Paul Rouget, said in a recent blog post that Internet Explorer 9 isn’t a “truly modern” browser, specifically calling out its implementation of HTML5.