More importantly, it just works-and even directly works with Google Docs and Microsoft Office! Of course it is not only a program for the desktop ( Windows, Mac, and Linux (Opens in a new window)) but is also accessible via the Web and on mobile devices running iOS, Android, Kindle FireOS, and Windows Phone (Opens in a new window).įine, Dropbox is a service lots of people like, but it isn't perfect. In some ways, Dropbox's simplicity-it works with any of your files-makes it all the more attractive. Major companies like Google and Microsoft are in the same business, but always have their sync/storage offerings tied to other products (Google Docs and Microsoft Office, for example). The service has 500 million users (Opens in a new window) and 150,000 businesses using Dropbox Business (Opens in a new window)). If you're like most people, you picked the one with the most buzz: Dropbox. You most likely have installed a cloud storage and file synchronization service that does all that.
Have you ever sat down at your laptop and thought, "Oh no, my important file is on my desktop computer!" Or looked at your smartphone and said, "Sure would be nice if I could access my critical work files on the phone, but that's impossible!"
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