Dropbox, the very useful cloud-based storage service, used to be fairly limited on mobile. It allowed you to see the files you had stashed in your Dropbox, but you couldn’t do a whole lot with them. Luckily, that’s changed with some recent updates to the Android and iOS apps for Dropbox. More of this news from this link PCWorld.com
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At long last, play-everything video app VLC has arrived on Windows Phone in beta form. The interesting question is who will use it. Check this article from this link PCWorld.com
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When it comes to cloud storage solutions, the biggest and the most popular of them all is Dropbox. And it has become so popular, and so ingrained with web culture, that the word “dropbox” is slowly turning into a verb (“I’ll Dropbox that file to you”). Check this out from this link MakeUseOf.com