The Yahoo! Mail-Dropbox integration will let Yahoo! Mail users add attachments to their mails directly from Dropbox and save mail attachments to Dropbox. The feature will be available globally for all Yahoo! mail users.

Dropbox and Flipboard for Android have been updated which brings with it some bug-fixes and certain new features.

A step by step tutorial on how to enable Dropbox two step verification.

Dropbox, Flickr and Google Goggles recently received pretty major updates, while Frindcaster and Facebook for Android got minor updates. Check out the complete changelog.

Box, the leading enterprise cloud storage service, has raised nearly $125 million by General Atlantic Partners, at a rumored valuation of nearly $1.2 billion.

Dropbox users are complaining about a possible spam wave targeted at emails used to login to Dropbox.

Dropbox announced on its official blog today that it is introducing new plans for its Pro version customers.

Bad news for Galaxy S III owners in the United States. For some unknown reason, Verizon and AT&T have opted-out from the free 50GB Dropbox promo available with the Galaxy S III.

Dropbox is great way to keep your files in sync or have a backup. Google Drive is out and perhaps you are planning to switch sides. Most surely you wouldn’t be willing to let go of your “hard earned” storage with Dropbox referrals. If you are looking for an alternative use for Dropbox, try using it as a private web gallery for your photos. Wondering how? Well you can always create a public(or selectively shared) folder and put some designed web pages in it and create a website to show off those images. Well if you find the task daunting, Openphoto will do all the hard work for you. All you need to do is use your Dropbox or Amazon S3 account to sign up.

Both the OwnCloud and DropBox are services which take Cloud technology another step forward into the future. Which one is best for you?

The online cloud storage wars has just exploded with the introduction of Google Drive earlier today. With Google Drive, now all major mobile operating system providers have some form of proprietary cloud storage solution including SkyDrive for Windows Phone 7 and iCloud for iOS along with several others like Dropbox, Box and SugarSync.

It was no secret that Google was working on a competitor to Dropbox and SkyDrive and the official announcement came today. Google Drive will provide users with 5GB of free online storage space to all users. This is line with Microsoft’s recent announcement to provide 7GB of free space for SkyDrive.

Using Dropbox links, you can quickly share photos, documents, videos, MP3’s, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents and other files with users who aren’t yet using the service. Click the “Get Link” icon next to any file or folder and Dropbox will open the file in a new browser window

According to several reports, it is expected that Google Drive will be available as a web based service, along with a desktop client which would allow users to sync files across computers and mobile devices. This is Google’s long awaited counter to Apple’s iCloud and the extremely popular file sync service, Dropbox.

Instead of the earlier 250 MB swag, you will now get 500 MB free space for every referral sign up and the person using your referral link to sign up for a new Dropbox account will also get 500 MB of bonus Dropbox space. This upgrade is applicable for new as well as existing Dropbox users so if you have already invited a bunch of people to Dropbox, here is another good news. You will get an extra 250 MB (500-250) space for every referral signup as arrear.