Dropbox has recently given update to its iPhone or iPad app to 3.9 version and brought a new feature of viewing the recently used files separated as per music, movies, documents, etc. It also has feature of adding comments to existing used files. In addition, the company has also announced that in the next few weeks it will add the ability to create Microsoft Office docs (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files) right from within the app – this feature will be available in a separate update.
Also after modification of documents is done, it will automatically will upload to the cloud storage of Dropbox and you can view and edit it from anywhere.
This feature helps you to stay updated with your files from one place to another.
Comments section will help the users to give the update of the latest modification done to the specific file.
This feature helps you to stay updated with your files from one place to another.
Comments section will help the users to give the update of the latest modification done to the specific file.
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"The best part, though, is how these features work together," the cloud storage company said in a blog post. "For example, when you’re meeting with a client to brainstorm ideas for an upcoming project, you can use the Recents tab on your iPhone or iPad to quickly pull up your last project for reference. Then you can create a Word doc to take notes as you discuss. After the meeting, you can @mention your client in a comment, so they have the notes and can add anything you’ve missed. Then when you get back to your desk, you can turn that Word doc into a full project plan."
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Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
