10 Things You Didnt Know Dropbox Could Do

1. "Favorite" Files for Offline Reading

If you "favorite" images or text documents on your mobile device using the Dropbox app, you can access those files later, even if you're not connected to Wi-Fi or cellular service.

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We live in an age when we want (and sometimes need) to access information at all times. This includes our own data and files -- text documents, photographs, videos, music and more. That's why services like Dropbox and the cloud are so popular with the connected generation.

Free of charge (with a paid upgrade option), Dropbox lets you upload your files to folders accessible anywhere there's an Internet connection. It eliminates the hassle of emailing yourself attachments and running into size limits. People can use Dropbox through the desktop app, mobile apps or via the web.

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