The online storage service Dropbox has received a major update, and then the app directly into the battle with icloud. Like Apple's cloud service, you can from Dropbox version 1.5 enable an option that ensures the photos and videos from your iPhone or iPod touch directly uploaded to Dropbox. Unfortunately, the update goes hand in hand with an error that makes Dropbox not working after the update. However, such an error is to solve.
By Dropbox not to update, but to remove the app and then reinstall, the service and get back to work from the beginning whether you want to activate the automatic picture upload. The reinstallation should also work if you have already performed the update.
Dropbox automatically rewards you for uploading your pictures and videos from your iPhone with up to 3 GB of additional space allocated in blocks of 500 MB expansion you get. Eventually you can go with your standard function space of 2 GB so expand to 5 gigabytes. You can choose whether you want to upload pictures to only Wi-Fi, or even on 3G. Uploading is put into action if your Dropbox on.
If your Dropbox on the PC or Mac installed and up-to-date, chances are that you already have come into contact with the new photo and video upload feature. Once your iPhone, iPhone or another device on the desktop, it asks Dropbox because even a moment or your photos to upload to the service, in exchange for 1 GB of additional storage. It is both this feature in the iPhone app to upload them and not automatically synchronize your photos. If you have photos you put in Dropbox, you can clothe them with peace of mind (if everything is correct) of the iPhone to remove.
There are more innovations in Dropbox 1.5. Thus the photos and videos you have uploaded, now displayed in a new display in the Gallery application. Also new is that you can select multiple files and move, and delete. Finally, the volume limit of the uploads removed.
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