Dropbox, which develops an easy-to-use file sharing service, is releasing a new set of mobile apps today, including updates for the startup's iPhone, iPad and Android apps, and the first release of Dropbox for BlackBerry (which the company hinted at earlier this year). And DropBox is launching an app directory complete with app information, screenshots and reviews for the over 100 third party mobile applications that use the company's mobile APIs for document editing, image capture, note taking and more. DropBox opened up its mobile API in May, along with the initial launch of the company's Android App.
The startup, which won a Crunchie for Best Internet Application at this year's recent awards ceremony, enables people to sync files and media across platforms and devices, in order to have them available from any location. Dropbox provides users with 2 GB of space for free, with add-on plans offering more storage and functionality for a fee.
