Dropbox is a web based file hosting service which keeps all of the files in perfect sync across numerous operating systems and devices. Dropbox has already received around $7.2 million in funding and is expected to have $100 million in revenues in 2011.

It seems a shock that Dropbox investors didnt jump at that price, but Im guessing they are holding out for over a billion dollar valuation.

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Dropbox seems to be a startup on the rise! Dropbox announced today that they have over 25 million users and 200 million files are being saved and share daily. Dropbox allows users to back and sync their files across multiple platforms and devices, and all for Free!

Dropbox is great tool and it shows with the amount of users the service has already within their first 4 years.

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Here are some of the features that are the most popular right now:

• Selective sync. Choose which files to sync and which you don’t want to sync.
• Watch any folder. Sync folders outside the Dropbox folder.
• Mac resource fork support. For a better integration with Mac users and OS.
• Email files to Dropbox. Sending just one mail will upload the file to DropBox
• DropBox for Android.
• Sharing permissions. Define different sharing permissions to your folders.

Also they’ve mentioned some other options, not only as features but regarding about pricing and payment (PayPal support for example). Even though DropBox is a free application, you have 2GB as a free user; if you want more, there’s a fee associated.

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• Dropbox Rejects Acquistion from Apple for $800 Million – September 12, 2011
• Dropbox Have Over 25 Million People Using Their Sync and Backup Service – April 18, 2011
• DropBox for iPhone Released! – September 30, 2009
• Your Files Everywhere with DropBox – July 9, 2009

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DropBox has a very intuitive and easy-to-use interface, using your Mac, Linux or Windows client; or even using the web interface. You can simply synchronize your files everywhere; it doesn’t matter from which computer you are connecting. And now, it won’t matter if you are using your laptop, desktop or iPhone.

Some of the other features included are:

• Possibility to use public links for your files: Instead of using rapidshare, megaupload or any other file hosting; you can upload your files to DropBox in a public folder and share it with the community.
• Usability similar with Subversion: With the local client, you can store your files in your hard drive. And every time you put files in there, they are automatically synchronized.
• 2gb of storage.

And some of the features that you can see with the iPhone app:

• Download files for offline viewing: Add files to your ‘Favorites’, and they’ll be accessible at any time.
• Take photos and videos and sync them to your Dropbox: Take a photo from your iPhone and email its public link to a friend in less than a minute.

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One of the coolest things that you can find with this tool is the similarity with a Subversion client: Instead of using only a web app to upload/download your files, works directly with a client and selecting the local folders you want to use as your dropbox, the files are automatically synchronized without any user intervention.

More features for dropbox:

• Free registration with 2GB of storage.
• Separates your personal files with public files that you can share with friends. Accessing directly with a public link.
• Files secure with SSL and encrypted with AES-256.
• Windows, Mac and Linux clients agents available.
• Besides the installed client, you can use the web app to upload/download files.

• DropBox for iPhone Released! – September 30, 2009
• Dropbox Rejects Acquistion from Apple for $800 Million – September 12, 2011
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