My love for Dropbox runs deep, but now with a new exciting feature, I'm completely head over heels--and a little envious of you Android users. The newest version of the Dropbox Android app allows you to upload photos and videos directly …
My love for Dropbox runs deep, but now with a new exciting feature, I'm completely head over heels--and a little envious of you Android users.
The newest version of the Dropbox Android app allows you to upload photos and videos directly from your phone right to a "Camera Uploads" file in their original form, making them super easy to share with friends and family.
Keep in mind that this means you'll quickly eat into your 2GB of free space. Though Dropbox claims that they'll be raising the limit to 5GB for those users who want this feature. If you need more space, you'll need to upgrade to the pay version.
No word yet on exactly when this will be coming to the iOS app. But this iPhone user is crossing her fingers for "soon." -KristenYou can get the Dropbox Android app free at Dropbox.com
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