Dropbox updates online images storage for iOS

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With the updated <strong>Dropbox </strong>for iOS devices, “all of your photos are right at your fingertips with the brand new Photos tab,” <a href="https://blog.dropbox.com/2012/12/super-new-dropbox-for-ios/">the developer says</a>. “With just a tap, you’ll be able to scroll through a timeline of all the photos you’ve automatically uploaded.”<br>

The app provides a full-screen photo view, and a “new speedy scroller to help you navigate all the way back to time immemorial (or your earliest photos) in seconds.”<br>

Dropbox provides online storage for all types of computer data, accessible from any connected device or desktop computer.</p>

<p>Source: <a href="http://pmanewsline.com/2012/12/17/dropbox-updates-online-images-storage-for-ios/">http://pmanewsline.com/2012/12/17/dropbox-updates-online-images-storage-for-ios/</a></p>

<p>Dropbox is great. But Android got this update first in October, and iOS is just now catching up. I'm noticing a pattern here and curious, with iOS being the minority smartphone market, I don't understand the iPhone-centric posts here?</p>