Dropbox for iPhone
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Dropbox for iPhone Review
by on December 9, 2011
Dropbox is more than a simple online storage tool. Set all of your Macs or PCs to log in using the same credentials as your iPad or iPhone and your files will be synchronised between all three.
Files that you create while out and about using Dropbox-connected tools will already be waiting on your hard drive when you get back to the office. Not only is this convenient, it’s also great security against losing your iPad or iPhone, since your work will be backed up both online and on your computer.
As well as a file manager, the Dropbox client is a first-class viewer, rendering text, PDFs and spreadsheets well. It’s also free for up to 2GB of storage.
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