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AI-powered summaries and a new search that integrates with third-party cloud service providers on the way from Dropbox.

Two powerhouses of 3D printing want designers to earn more and are offering subscriptions so users can pay for downloads.

We list the best collaboration apps, to make it simple and easy for teams to collaborate more effectively, whether in the office or working remotely.

Media project signoff can now be handled right inside Dropbox, so you may be able to cancel that other subscription.

Kobo's E Ink slate is chomping at Amazon and ReMarkable's heels with its big screen and pen in tow

Kobo has announced a new 10.3-inch ereader as a competitor to the Kindle Scribe, and has extended its ebook subscription service to more markets.

Many of the top tech stocks had a difficult year in 2022 due in part to high inflation and tight monetary policy. However, given the solid demand for IT services, the tech industry’s prospects look promising. Therefore, it could be wise to buy these cheap tech stocks Nokia (NOK), Dropbox…

Businesses sharing very large files will find ShareFile is a great choice, as all three plans provide unlimited cloud storage and support maximum upload and download file sizes of 100GB. It's good value, too, as the Standard plan provides essential file sharing and syncing services, starts from £40 per month…

The tech industry's outlook appears promising as a result of businesses' accelerated adoption of AI, cloud services, and rapid digitization across sectors. Given the promising prospects of the industry, quality stocks Dropbox (DBX), Spirent Communications (SPMYY) and AudioCodes (AUDC) might be wise additions to your portfolio. These stocks are currently…