Gmail’s 25MB attachment limit may frustrate large file hoarders, but Dropbox has a solution. Here’s how to get the two services to talk to each other. Screenshot: Talk Android / Irene Okpanachi ...

Dropbox, the cloud-based content storage firm, is partnering with Google Cloud to integrate its collaboration platform with G Suite productivity tools and create a unified home for content, the firm ...

But why can't that data be generated or stored at the app level? The only reason it would need to be on a server is if the presentation is available on multiple devices. (AND the original mail service ...

She already tried something called , a Web service built expressly for the purpose of saving Gmail attachments to Dropbox, but balked at the $15 annual subscription fee. I’m with you, Meg: I’m so ...

The process for sending large files via email can be time consuming or require your recipient to sign up for a special service. If you use Gmail and Dropbox, today’s tip will help you leverage them ...