Six months ago, Dropbox quietly announced a collaborative note-taking tool called Notes and launched it in an invite-only beta test. But starting today, the product is being officially branded as ...

It's been almost a year since Dropbox formally introduced Paper, its vision for a collaborative workplace regardless of whether you're a project manager, coder, designer or any other kind of employee.

Dropbox continues to tune its products as it tries to tap a bigger audience within larger companies with some updates today to its collaboration tool Paper, including the ability to preview documents ...

Dropbox is moving from a file storage service to a collaboration service, focusing on small businesses and creatives with its new all-in-one collaboration service, Paper. The premise of Paper is ...

Like Google Docs, it is possible to play with some Link Settings to manage your documents’ privacy better. For example, you can let someone check your document or paper, but prevent him/her from ...

Dropbox today is launching dedicated Android and iOS apps for its Dropbox Paper collaborative note-taking program, which has been previously limited to the web. Also today, Dropbox is graduating ...

Dropbox is beta testing a new app called Paper, a tool that aims to place you and your collaborators all on the same page. It’s another iron in the fire for Dropbox, and more flames to the feet of ...

People have used Dropbox Paper to create more than a million documents since it launched in private beta a year ago. But if you haven’t yet tried it yet, you’re missing out on an impressive ...

Dropbox is rolling out an update to its note-taking and collaboration tool Paper that includes new design tool integrations, a new API endpoint, and more organizational features. Updates on the ...

Cloud file syncing and sharing service Dropbox announced on April 20 that it will shut down Hackpad, a collaboration-friendly application for taking notes and even maintaining wikis, on July 19. It ...

I'm going to describe an idea, and you have to name the company behind it (and no cheating by reading the headline). The mission is, and I quote, "to simplify the way people work together." It's ...