Dropbox has updated their iOS app with new features today:
- Swipe to the right to ‘favourite’ any file (looks like Mailbox gestures are making their way into the app)
- Set up Dropbox with your iPhone camera
- Choose where to save files to from recently used locations
- New language support (Danish, Dutch, Swedish, and Thai) and accessibility improvements
As for the setup with your iPhone camera, all you have to do is visit dropbox.com/connect on your Mac or PC, then point your phone at the screen, which shows a QR code designed like the Dropbox logo.
In three simple steps your setup will be complete:
Looks like a neat way to setup Dropbox on your computer. Click here to sign up for Dropbox if you haven’t already.
Click here to download the Dropbox iOS app—it’s free.
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