Got a Dropbox account? Then consider downloading Jukebox, a smart iOS app for music lovers.

How popular this new document collaboration platform will be is still up in the air.

The Dropbox Web app receives a commenting update that's also coming to mobile soon.

Combining photos from individual iOS devices into one shareable album was a problem until Carousel by Dropbox came to the rescue.

The Dropbox and Microsoft partnership was announced earlier this month.

Dropbox cuts prices, and now offers 1 TB of data for $9.99 per month.

Realmac Software has finally added Dropbox sync to its Ember apps for iOS and OS X.

AllDrop is a new jailbreak tweak that can unlock Dropbox's full potential.

Photos+ has received an update adding Dropbox integration to the iPhone application.

If you use AgileBits' 1Password 3 for iOS, you need to read this.

Dropbox for iOS now supports six further languages.

New Dropbox update doesn't add filters, but it does feature a snazzy timeline for photos.

In early May, CloudOn added Google Drive compatibility, and very recently made enhancements to sharing, file management, and integration with third-party apps.

Released in February, Remarks was a little rough around the edges, but Readdle promptly released a couple of updates to take care of the essential betterment needs. Today, the improvements continue with the release of Remarks v1.3.

In QuickShot v2.0, the convenience goes even further with the addition of a secondary camera shutter button, profiles, and enhancements to uploading.

Through the release of CloudOn for iOS v2.0, CloudOn members can now share files, utilize a second online storage service, and view even more file types.

Quickoffice Pro HD, one of the App Store's top Microsoft Office document viewing and editing applications for iPad, will now allow you to work on those Office 2010 documents when on-the-go.

Dropbox is enticing users to test the v1.3 features by offering free storage upgrade opportunities, all the way up to 5GB.

In December 2009, Steve Jobs summoned the founders of Dropbox, Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, to the Apple Campus in Cupertino, California. Over tea, Jobs indicated that he saw Dropbox as a strategic asset that Apple wanted. Instead, we got iCloud, according to a new report first published by Forbes.

Apple has finally unveiled its iCloud pricing structure for those customers that wish to purchase additional storage beyond the 5 GB each user receives free of charge. With this in mind, we thought it was important to compare these prices with those of similar products already on the market. To do so, we've compared iCloud prices with those of Dropbox, Amazon’s Cloud Drive and the Google Music Beta service.

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