Dropbox today expanded access to its Smart Sync product, which lets you access all files and folders from your desktop, regardless of whether they're on your hard drive or in the cloud.

Cloud storage services like Dropbox have made it a snap to move large files around, but that convenience is generally predicated on having the client software installed on your PC.

If you see Not enough space error when trying to access a shared folder on Dropbox, here are the working fixes you can use to resolve the issue.

Read this article to learn how to remove files from Dropbox without deleting them from your computer hard drive. Use the Smart Sync option!

Need a file from your computer, but forgot to throw it into Dropbox? Having a back-up plan for remote access can help.

Need quick access to work files on the desktop, but don't have enough hard drive space? Enter Dropbox Project Infinite. The feature, announced today at Dropbox Open London, will allow users to see ...

Specifically, it says that Dropbox uses “modern encryption methods” to transfer and store your data, and that nobody, not even Dropbox employees, are able to access user files.

In addition to the many creative uses for Dropbox we've already highlighted, Digital Inspiration explains how to use Dropbox to remotely monitor your computer and catch any unauthorized users.