Creating folders is also very easy, as is sharing those folders with others. Once installed, adding files through the browser interface is as easy as dragging and dropping them. Memory footprint is also something Dropbox users should be aware of. In our testing on a mix of machines with 8-16GB of RAM, the Dropbox client consumed between 70 and 160MB (the second-largest behind Windows SVCHOST). While it is expensive – especially compared to Google’s 2014 pricing – its bit-level replication, ability to recover deleted files and unlimited version control through Packrat make for an award-winning tool.
Dropbox was a pioneer in extending local PC content to the cloud for file sharing.
Dropbox was initially a “magic folder” targeted at consumers, but it is now embraced by more than 300 million users, including universities, healthcare systems and other corporations.
0 kommentar(er)
