Dropbox 2.2 for iOS simplifies photo viewing, supports Dropbox for Business

Dropbox 22 for iOS simplifies photo sharing, supports Dropbox for Business

Android-based Dropbox users got a crack at an even more photo-centric interface back in January; it’s now the iOS crowd’s turn to play. Dropbox 2.2 for their platform makes it easier for them to see their photos, organize them into albums and share them with others. The corporate set will also want the update now that it permits the single sign-ons that make Dropbox for Business tick. Version 2.2 isn’t the most dramatic update we’ve seen, but it should go some distance toward pleasing both shutterbugs and the suits.

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Dropbox for Teams becomes Dropbox for Business, adds single sign-on for good measure

Dropbox for Teams becomes Dropbox for Business, adds single signon for good measure

As often as Dropbox has been courting serious cloud storage users with Dropbox for Teams, it doesn’t feel that the name reflects the company’s loftier ambitions — so it’s giving the service a rebranding. Now called Dropbox for Business, it’s pitched more directly at the suit-and-tie set. There’s more than just talk involved in the new strategy, though. The shift also sees Dropbox build in identity management from five providers so that Dropbox users don’t have to sign into the service if they’re already logged in elsewhere: they can hop on to the corporate Active Directory service, for example and have Dropbox ready for action soon after. We doubt that the new moves by themselves will sway IT managers, but they may help would-be users who’ve been on the fence.

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