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Dropbox adds Android, IPad and Blackberry versions, and API
Stuart Corner
Wednesday, 05 May 2010 13:29
Internet file sharing and synchronisation service Dropbox has launched versions of its client application for Android, iPad and BlackBerry as part of Dropbox Anywhere - a new set of mobile apps and APIs.
The new apps joins the existing Dropbox iPhone app, launched in September 2009, in providing native support for accessing, viewing and sharing documents and files stored in Dropbox directly from mobile devices
Dropbox for Android and iPad are availability immediately; the BlackBerry application is expected during the Northern Summer.
Dropbox is claimed to be optimised for each device's unique capabilities, such as the ability to capture, upload and share photos and video on Android, and provide a full screen reading experience on the iPad.
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