Dropbox Automator, a powerful web app that processes files of many types as soon as you place them in Dropbox, got a major update recently with speed improvements, improved security, and connections to more services. You can now have automated actions for Picasa and Google+, Kindle, and Box.net. More »

Want to start a free blog using nothing but text files and a service you already know and love? Scriptogr.am can turn a folder in your Dropbox account into a simple blog. You just sign up, write some posts in Markdown format, and you're done. More »

If you run iTunes on multiple devices, chances are you've had trouble keeping your libraries in sync. Maybe you've even tried Dropbox but ran into syncing conflicts. Here's how to sync iTunes with Dropbox problem-free, on Windows or Mac. More »

A lot of services, like file-sycning app Dropbox, offer perks to users to refer others to their service. It's good for business, but can be annoying for your friends. Reader bayXSonic found out, a helpful bug report can score you even more. More »

Free utility Dropbox is great at syncing files between computers, but it has a lot more potential than just that. Here's a handful of clever ways you can use Dropbox that you may not have thought of. More »

Windows/Mac/Linux: Dropbox lets you change the location of your automatic syncing folder, but doesn't let you change the name. For those hoping for a harmonious dual-boot system, or just fine-grained control, that's problematic. A tiny little app saves the day. More »