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Dropbox 1.40 auto-uploads photos and videos
By Nick Peers
2012-27-04
Hot on the heels of its new service allowing users to share files by hyperlink, Dropbox has unveiled Dropbox 1.40 for Windows, Mac and Linux. The new release extends the photo and video uploading tools pioneered in Dropbox for Android, plus allows batch uploading and downloading of files.
The new features were previously available to those running Dropbox Experimental Edition, the beta version for those happy to trade stability for a sneek peak at the latest features.
Dropbox 1.40, which offers 2GB free storage space to users via a dedicated Dropbox folder on their desktop, allows desktop and laptop users to simply plug in a camera, phone or SD card. Dropbox will detect the connection and offer to automatically upload all photos and videos from the device to your Dropbox account with just a few clicks.
More: http://betanews.com/...tos-and-videos/
By Nick Peers
2012-27-04
Hot on the heels of its new service allowing users to share files by hyperlink, Dropbox has unveiled Dropbox 1.40 for Windows, Mac and Linux. The new release extends the photo and video uploading tools pioneered in Dropbox for Android, plus allows batch uploading and downloading of files.
The new features were previously available to those running Dropbox Experimental Edition, the beta version for those happy to trade stability for a sneek peak at the latest features.
Dropbox 1.40, which offers 2GB free storage space to users via a dedicated Dropbox folder on their desktop, allows desktop and laptop users to simply plug in a camera, phone or SD card. Dropbox will detect the connection and offer to automatically upload all photos and videos from the device to your Dropbox account with just a few clicks.
More: http://betanews.com/...tos-and-videos/
