Dropbox Inc. announced a public beta of its cloud collaboration tool, Dropbox Paper, in August. Now Dropbox Paper, which will compete with the likes of Google Docs, is available for all users. Note: ...

Dropbox Paper originally seemed like a Google Docs clone built for the big businesses that have been an increasingly large focus for the cloud sync-and-share company. But two years since its initial ...

Dropbox is moving from a file storage service to a collaboration service, focusing on small businesses and creatives with its new all-in-one collaboration service, Paper. The premise of Paper is ...

Six months ago, Dropbox quietly announced a collaborative note-taking tool called Notes and launched it in an invite-only beta test. But starting today, the product is being officially branded as ...

Dropbox Inc. announced Tuesday that it will shut down document collaboration service Hackpad on July 19, migrating all Hackpad notes to the company’s recently launched Dropbox Paper. Dropbox acquired ...

An early beta of Dropbox's Paper collaboration service is now available. Paper is worth a look, but its online version is much more functional than the Android and iOS mobile apps. Dropbox, the ...

When you’re primarily a storage company with enterprise aspirations, as Dropbox is, you need a layer to to help people use the content in your system beyond simple file sharing. That’s why Dropbox ...

Dropbox said today that it is rolling out Paper — its note-taking app that it’s emphasizing is a tool that’s built for managing workflow as well — globally. In addition to the regular launch of Paper, ...

Dropbox is rolling out an update to its note-taking and collaboration tool Paper that includes new design tool integrations, a new API endpoint, and more organizational features. Updates on the ...

Dropbox is a file hosting service that has been around since 2008. Dropbox makes it easy to save all your files from photos to videos to pdfs in the cloud. This makes your files very easy to share, ...

If there’s one space in the software world that’s crowded, it’s the document collaboration market. Google, Microsoft, Evernote, Box, Quip and a whole host of other companies all want to get a piece of ...

Dropbox on Wednesday announced new administrative capabilities, enhancements to its Paper note-taking tool and an expansion of its global infrastructure across the US, Europe, and Asia. Specifically, ...