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Dropbox Releases App For Windows 8 Tablet
Dropbox for Windows 8 device has been released and now you can enjoy the photos as well as other stuffs too in your Dropbox like videos. You can access the following features with the Dropbox for Windows:
Now flipping all your stuff, streaming and watching your favorite videos as well as previewing your downloaded pictures got exciting than ever before with a tap with the Dropbox app for Windows 8.
You can also share on Facebook or Twitter contacts through the People app. You could even send a link with the Mail app. That’s not all as you can you can also share stuff from Dropbox with other Windows 8 apps.
Now you can easily accept invitations to shared folders, access and get to see the links that your friends have shared with you, and at the same time also keep tabs on whether anything has changed in your Dropbox. You can now get to the link immediately someone has shared with you and that too directly from the Dropbox menu. You also have the feasibility to accept or decline invitations to those folders which are shared and that too directly from your desktop. Now you need not worry about notifications anymore as you can get as you can see them later. All you need to do is just click the Dropbox icon. It has landed in the windows store especially for Windows 8 as well as Windows RT devices. The key features of this app are:
The feasibility to open, edit and save files from other Windows 8 apps
Accessibility to share any photo and even file or folder with the Share Charm
All of your files and photos can be browsed and previewed on Dropbox
Aditya Agarwal, who happens to be the Vice President of Engineering at Dropbox has confidently said that the company’s motive is to develop superior apps for Microsoft’s most recent desktop and mobile operating systems and also giving users feasibility to store as well as access their files from most modern devices. Dropbox had noticed that its rivals and even Microsoft’s very own world famous service Skydrive catch up early users as soon as the Windows Store is launched. Dropbox recently surprised everyone with a shocking disclosure about its milestone of 100 million registered users and at the same time announced that it is to open an office in Ireland and it is all set to become its first ever presence outside of the US.
The Microsoft got its app certified after a month it has got its Windows app submitted but eventually it became certified. This app has exciting features and is also user friendly.