Facebook today announced a new integration with personal file storage company Dropbox.
Now, people get Dropbox's file to the cloud - based storage systems can share the use of the group.
Chris Varenhorst's Dropbox integration announced in a blog post writes:
"Today we Dropbox right from within Facebook group that you can share the printed material're psyched!
Now you notes with your study group, share your basketball team
's Group, you can add the latest sports schedules, or your family
's Group birthday to you from the lightning speed of video wherever you are -
Just as long as you have them stored in Dropbox.
Just like the Facebook group to other posts, some people or groups from
You may want to comment on that share. And if you have a file
You've shared editing, group to get an automatic update! Will "
This tells us that the ability to upload files from your computer to the group replacement.
This is only for people opens the file already stored in the group to the Cloud
Have the ability to upload up - as long as they are stored in the dropbox.
It's pretty straightforward news, but most important, it's an interesting step in several levels.
Facebook file-sharing feature on his own blog a few months ago, and my colleague
Josh Constine at that time it is "good enough long-term cloud
Growth potential may be limited to storage / file sharing services like Dropbox.
"It seems to end up on its own as a complete cloud file
Sharing is a big challenge to tackle, such as powering the platform is not yet decided.
Dropbox's worth mentioning here that the current VP of Engineering Aditya Agarwal,
Technical engineering executive who once worked as a manager at Facebook, said.
May be helpful in brokering this agreement and its Dropbox and
Facebook's integration of leading technologies.
It's a smart move for Facebook Web social infrastructure entity is entirely his original mission
Stay focused. This is a big hit for Dropbox, which Facebook's massive user
Exposure to the base profitable. At this point I understand that Facebook
The plan is to integrate other cloud storage services -
So this is how I believe Dropbox's technology as the big wheel.
Now, people get Dropbox's file to the cloud - based storage systems can share the use of the group.
Chris Varenhorst's Dropbox integration announced in a blog post writes:
"Today we Dropbox right from within Facebook group that you can share the printed material're psyched!
Now you notes with your study group, share your basketball team
's Group, you can add the latest sports schedules, or your family
's Group birthday to you from the lightning speed of video wherever you are -
Just as long as you have them stored in Dropbox.
Just like the Facebook group to other posts, some people or groups from
You may want to comment on that share. And if you have a file
You've shared editing, group to get an automatic update! Will "
This tells us that the ability to upload files from your computer to the group replacement.
This is only for people opens the file already stored in the group to the Cloud
Have the ability to upload up - as long as they are stored in the dropbox.
It's pretty straightforward news, but most important, it's an interesting step in several levels.
Facebook file-sharing feature on his own blog a few months ago, and my colleague
Josh Constine at that time it is "good enough long-term cloud
Growth potential may be limited to storage / file sharing services like Dropbox.
"It seems to end up on its own as a complete cloud file
Sharing is a big challenge to tackle, such as powering the platform is not yet decided.
Dropbox's worth mentioning here that the current VP of Engineering Aditya Agarwal,
Technical engineering executive who once worked as a manager at Facebook, said.
May be helpful in brokering this agreement and its Dropbox and
Facebook's integration of leading technologies.
It's a smart move for Facebook Web social infrastructure entity is entirely his original mission
Stay focused. This is a big hit for Dropbox, which Facebook's massive user
Exposure to the base profitable. At this point I understand that Facebook
The plan is to integrate other cloud storage services -
So this is how I believe Dropbox's technology as the big wheel.
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