Dropbox announced yesterday they are increasing the amount of free storage one can earn by referring people to the service! I wrote a blog post about the service almost three years ago, claiming they made USB drives obsolete. Dropbox offers 2GB of free cloud storage that integrates seemlessly into Windows, Mac and Linux, and more […]

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Now this is inter­esting. Comments from Google’s president of the enter­prise division indicate he believes that Google Docs will “reach a ‘point of capability’ next year that it will serve the ‘vast majority’s needs.’” He acknowl­edged that Docs is currently “much less mature” than Google Mail or Calendar. “We know it. We wouldn’t ask people […]

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Well, maybe not obsolete, but definitely less integral for the mobile profes­sional. I started using Dropbox roughly six months ago and have been consis­tently impressed with the service, single tweet of discontent aside. Dropbox syncs your files between computers on which you have their light­weight software installed. It creates a folder where you can store […]

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