Dropbox Reviews

Dropbox is the mayor of Sync Town, working like iDisk but more reliably. And since anyone can have a 2GB account for free, there's no reason not to try it out. Paid accounts are $50 a year for 50GB of storage and $100 a year for 100GB, so you might ...

Super-fast syncing across as many machines as you like. Easily share photos and files with friends. Great Web interface, plus a client that integrates seamlessly into Mac OS X. Universal binary

Joining a Shared folder affects your quota

Dropbox is incredibly convenient and useful, especially if you have multiple computers and are constantly shuffling files between them. The robust forums (

Dropbox is the simplest, most elegant file-synchronization tool I've ever used. Dropbox Basic provides 2GB of storage free, and Dropbox Pro gives you 50GB for $9.95 per month or $99.95 per year. The service stores files with strong encryption on ...

Transparent automatic synchronization of a dedicated folder. Smooth operation on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Good Web interface. Allows access to deleted files and earlier versions. Tight OS integration

Current version synchronizes only one dedicated folder and its subfolders

Dropbox is a superbly implemented cloud-based automatic file-synchronization service that's ideal for working with files you can store in a single folder.

Will this kill the USB thumb drive?

Allows you to sync files to multiple computers, for day-to-day storage 2GB free is more than enough, easy to use, iPhone app