Dropbox

Google , Amazon and Microsoft are finally getting the syncing cloud storage thing right. But, Dropbox is still the player to catch. While the rest are still working on actually getting the desktop client stuff ironed out, the iconic blue box is spreading its tentacles across the web. Today Yahoo!...

The companies are teaming up to let users send, receive and manage Dropbox files within Yahoo's e-mail service. [Read more]

A company that used to be the darling and poster boy of tech, Yahoo!, might not be of the same size as well as having a similar level of clout as with the past, but is still large enough of an entity to create headlines when required. From what we do know, Yahoo! Mail have worked with Dropbox in...

If you're using Yahoo Mail, you don't have to worry about attachment size limits anymore—you can now access your Dropbox from right within your email account. More »

The media/technology company partners with the cloud storage company to beef up its e-mail service. [Read more]

Yahoo just announced a new partnership with Dropbox that lets you attach files stored with the popular cloud service to outbound emails. The company is touting the integration as yet another way it's making the email experience simpler for customers. "The way we see it, you should be able to go...

It’s no secret that Yahoo! is completely overhauling all of its flagship products, including mail. The service has gotten a refresh on both the web and mobile and today, the company has announced a partnership with file-backup and sharing service Dropbox . The partnership will make it easier to...

Amazon has finally matched the facility on Dropbox and Google Drive to sync your files across multiple computers.

Upgraded consumer storage service undercuts S3 prices how exactly? Amazon.com has become the latest outfit to decide copying Dropbox is a fine idea, further cloudifying its Cloud Drive with a desktop client that does the usual store 'n' synch between multiple devices while also offering some...

Amazon's Cloud Drive was unveiled two years ago for the primary purpose of letting customers store music files purchased from Amazon. Although you could upload other files to Cloud Drive, it wasn't a replacement for cloud storage services like Dropbox because it didn't automatically sync files from...