Moving into a new home can be exciting. You get to arrange your furniture in different ways, get rid of a lot of stuff you don’t need, and explore new neighborhoods. But finding that new rental can be stressful — especially as you juggle paperwork and tour schedules, all while racing against other interested renters. To make this all more manageable, try using Dropbox to organize your next apartment or house hunt.
With the Dropbox mobile app, your most important files and photos are always at your fingertips. Today, we’re excited to bring that experience to millions more mobile users, through our new partnership with Vodafone.
No one likes to do taxes. But with April 15 right around the corner, folks in the US are running out of days to procrastinate — and it certainly doesn’t help if you have a big pile of tax-related papers to process or send to your accountant. This year, instead of getting overwhelmed (or misplacing an important document), consider using Dropbox to help. Here’s how.
Ryan Hammer is a video producer who owns and runs Hammer Concepts, a videography company based in San Francisco. His business has taken off in the past few years, and his tech-savviness helps keep him ahead of the game. We caught up with Ryan to learn more about how Dropbox Pro helps him run his business.
My grandfather, Marvin, is a lawyer by trade but a creative writer at heart. At 89 years old, he’s written over 50 pieces — but over the years, many of them have gotten lost in filing cabinets and piles around his house. With his newly created Dropbox account ready to go, we set out to find, scan, and archive all of his writing. His work now has a single home that keeps it safe, and we were even able to self-publish many essays, poems, and short stories on his newly created website by sending shared links to a web designer across the country.
Starting today, when you click on a Dropbox shared link from your mobile device, you can open the file or folder right in the Dropbox app — which means you get rich previews for documents and photos and an easy way to save the file or folder to your Dropbox account.
A pre-Valentine’s Day survey from last year showed that over six million Americans planned to propose — or expected to be proposed to — on the year’s most romantic holiday. So the odds are that a few of you will wake up on February 15 newly engaged to be married. If that happens, we’re here to help. Countless newlyweds have told us that their trusty Dropboxes helped them stay calm and organized throughout the entire wedding planning process. To give you a head start, we’ve collected the top four ways couples use Dropbox to make planning that perfect wedding a little bit easier.
