Dropbox is a service company, providing cloud solutions. They are not as good at Apps as they are at services.
This seems like a product of the fall of Applications on phones.
This seems like a product of the fall of Applications on phones.
Their service is unrivaled though. They should have listened to Jobs when he said they're a feature and not a product.
That sentence could make a chapter in an MBA-level textbook. A lot of CEOs don't get the difference when it applies to their own features.
omg super hilarious.This is hilarious.
I never got Mailbox to work. Why? It requires access to "All Mail" in Gmail/IMAP. I keep that turned off. I can use Outlook, Windows Mail, Thunderbird, iOS and Android Mail without it, so why would I enable it for one client?
There was so much hype for Mailbox, even a waiting list. I got it, couldn't use it, and now they are shutting it down. Ha! I guess I didn't miss anything special.
uhhh... and I just started using Mailbox.
I really just want a simple mail app like mail.app to work with gmail. Why? Why! Blah.
I use an app that's really like Mail.app for that purpose.
It's called Mail.app.
Why is that?
I think iCloud is killing dropbox with incredible functionality and vastly improved pricing. I don't think Dropbox will be around in a year from now.
I dropped Mailbox a bit ago because it was a bit buggy and hadn't been updated in forever -- now I know why.
Messed with Spark a bit, but weirdly have been using the iOS Outlook app, which is surprisingly good.
iCloud sux.
Works perfectly fine here. The only thing missing is sharing support like Dropbox has. But I'm not "hip" in that I bash Apple's online services - I think they are great and work well.
I think iCloud is killing dropbox with incredible functionality and vastly improved pricing. I don't think Dropbox will be around in a year from now.
I never got Mailbox to work. Why? It requires access to "All Mail" in Gmail/IMAP. I keep that turned off. I can use Outlook, Windows Mail, Thunderbird, iOS and Android Mail without it, so why would I enable it for one client?
I'm not saying it because it's "hip". Apple two biggest weaknesses are cloud services (including photo management) and Siri. iCloud Drive was a step in the right direction but Dropbox is still far ahead when it comes to integration with other services.