Dropbox has launched a new version of its iOS app, providing push notifications of shared folders for the first time. Previously, when waiting for someone to share a folder with you, you had to repeatedly open and close the app to check for its availability.
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The feature is likely to be most appreciated by business users, as Dropbox file-sharing has become a very popular way to work around the size limits of email attachments when distributing large presentations.
Dropbox 2.1 also adds better support for PDF viewing, displaying multiple pages on a screen, and file-sorting by date-modified, another feature of greatest value to business users who often deal with frequently-updated documents where it is vital to be working with the latest version.
Dropbox is a free download from the App Store. [Direct Link]
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Top Rated Comments
They are now using http://pspdfkit.com as their new PDF viewer. (I helped them integrate it)
That's the exact reason I don't use Box.
It just feels too corporate and they don't seem to want consumers paying them anything.
That's just a simple switch away, they'll probably turn this on soon.