Despite many BlackBerry devices launching with RIM’s latest operating system, there are still a number of high profile apps that don’t support OS 7. Fortunately now you can cross Dropbox off that list. Dropbox is a cloud-based storage service that lets you store files online and access them from a computer or mobile device. Now, courtesy of the Crackberry forums, a new build of the… Read more »

Ubuntu One is service that lets subscribers back up data from a computer running the Ubuntu Linux operating system to the web and synchronize files and settings between multiple computers. A while back, Canonical released Ubuntu One Music, a companion Android app which allowed users of the cloud sync platform to effortlessly access music purchased through its own store or uploaded from a connected system. While… Read more »

SugarSync doesn’t seem to generate the same amount of buzz as DropBox amongst the cool kids, the service offers a very strong (and enterprise-friendly) synchronization and backup platform. The company has just outed a new enhancement which makes SugarSync an even better option for power users who like extra control measures: mobile device management. In the SugarSync web interface, the devices section now lets you… Read more »

The flurry of activity at BlackBerry World has been an encouraging sign for new (and potential) PlayBook owners, and we’re finally starting to see some nice tablet apps appearing in the BlackBerry App World. One I’ve recently installed is PlayText, a barebones editor which syncs with your Dropbox account. Install and launch PlayText and you can enter your existing DropBox credentials or sign up for… Read more »

Sure, there’s already a Dropbox app for Android devices, but it only tends to files located in its own local directory. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to upload any file or folder from your phone and have that happen automatically? Of course it would, and the developer of ScheduledSync agrees — which is why exactly why he’s created the app. Punch… Read more »

File synchronization and storage service Dropbox has updated its mobile apps for Android and iOS. Dropbox 1.1 for Android fixes some compatibility issues with Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets and adds support for French, German, Japanese and Spanish languages. The latest version of the iPhone app also includes support for additional languages, but the update also makes it easier to upload files from an iPhone, iPod… Read more »

Dropbox is a service that lets you store files online and synchronize them between computers and mobile devices. Dropbox also lets you stream media files from the web to supported devices, view documents, and perform other functions. Today Dropbox launched a mobile app for BlackBerry and also issued updates to its Android and iOS apps. Dropbox also launched a new App Directory which lists 100… Read more »

Dropbox is a web-based app that lets you synchronize your files across computers. You can also access your files on the go using the web interface or the Dropbox mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, or Android. This week the company also launched a beta version of a BlackBerry app. The Dropbox BlackBerry app is only available to a small group of beta testers at the… Read more »

One of the most eagerly anticipated new features of iOS is support for multitasking. But that doesn’t mean the second you update your phone to iOS 4 you’ll suddenly be able to run all of your existing apps in the background. Instead, Apple has made a limited set of services available for running in the background. For instance, you’ll be able to stream audio from… Read more »

SugarSync, ZumoDrive, Dropbox, and HomePipe are three apps that let you access files from your computer on your mobile phone. I mean, that’s not all they do. They actually let you synchronize files between computers, and store some of your files on the web — making it easy to access documents, music, photos, videos, or other files from virtually any computer with a web browser…. Read more »