Just three short weeks ago, we shared news of a major update to Dropbox for Android that, among other things, brought automatic photo/video syncing to the service. At the time, it was still in beta and only available for download directly from Dropbox, but now a final version of the update has hit the Market. The changelog:
- Allows you to automatically uploads photos and videos in the background using Wi-Fi or data plan
- Up to 3 GB of free space for uploading photos automatically (in 500 MB increments)
- Upload files of any size
- Various performance improvements & bug fixes
- Heads up, Dropbox can no longer be installed on your SD Card due to more secure credential storage.
Once again, the biggest change there is the automatic photo/video uploading. As with the beta, they're offering free storage to those who utilize the feature - 500MB free for your first upload, and then 500MB of storage to match each 500MB of uploads after that, up to 3GB.
[Source: Dropbox Blog, Android Market]