For iPhones and iPads, the Dropbox Paper requires iOS 8.1 or later. The beta version is up for download for Android, starting today. Dropbox is focusing on real-time collaboration with Paper app. The interface of Dropbox Paper looks more appealing than Google Docs. On Desktop, thanks to the plain white page and toolbar menu, which comes forward as soon as the user highlight the text. It also allows users to embed YouTube videos and SoundCloud clips. Similarly, the app version of Paper is also neat and useful. You can get your team mates on the app and collaborate on a project in real-time. Sounds good for publications.
With the launch of Paper, Dropbox is finally doing some cool stuff. However, the company has already lost time and moolahs on apps like Carousel and Mailbox. We think that Dropbox needs more apps like Paper, which will help it to survive in the enterprise world. The company now needs to push faster updates for Paper, or else it might lose the battle with Google Docs.
Here is how Dropbox explains the new Dropbox Paper app:
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