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Yesterday, we joined the Dropbox for Android Beta program, planning on using it for a day or two and then writing about it. Today, Dropbox is in the Android market. Either we got in on the tail end of that beta, or Dropbox decided to press forward.
Dropbox is a file sync service that gives you a default 2GB of storage in the form of a directory on your computer. Anything in that directory is synced to their service. More memory is available for an additional charge. We use it to keep our documents and data files synced between computers.
Now, we can access our important synced files using the dedicated Dropbox app. One more way of making the information we want available anywhere. We’re excited, are you?
