Dropbox has finally begun testing a native version of its Mac app with Apple silicon support, following widespread criticism from customers and users who initially thought it had no plans to take ...

The next-generation version of the Dropbox app for macOS, which finally adds native support for Apple silicon chips, is now available to all in beta. It comes less than a week after Dropbox began ...

The Dropbox vs iCloud competition just got tighter now that some plans from Dropbox offer a lot more capacity. Photo: Dropbox Dropbox just added terabytes of storage to some of its offerings without ...

Following limited testing of native support, Dropbox's Mac app built for Apple silicon is now available to all beta testers. Earlier this month, Dropbox began testing native Apple silicon support with ...

As revealed by the CEO of Dropbox on Twitter, there has been confusion in the thread that talked about suggestions for the cloud servicing company's next feature suggestions. Here, people have voted ...

Mac users might have some difficulty using Dropbox or Microsoft OneDrive to sync files on a Mac. The release notes for today's macOS 12.3 beta cryptically says that the update is deprecating a kernel ...

During the Q&A portion of a Macworld/iWorld session last week, an audience member asked: “What not-from-Apple utility do you use the most during a typical workday?” For me, the answer is easy: Dropbox ...

Latest update: Dropbox says Apple Silicon support in the works – see bottom of piece. Dropbox M1 support still hasn’t arrived, even after Apple launched its new MacBook Pro models that run on more ...

After initially announcing that Dropbox had no plans on supporting the Apple M1 chips, the company has decided to change its mind. Dropbox has finally started testing out a Mac version of its app.

Apple rejecting apps that use online storage repository Dropbox? The nerve! How could they? Why would they? Another nefarious Cupertino ploy to harangue developers and take over the world? Not exactly ...