8:33:00 AM
Last year, OnePlus started their 'Flagship Killer' campaign to promote their first device, the One. It's been a year and a O...
Last year, OnePlus started their 'Flagship Killer' campaign to promote their first device, the One. It's been a year and a OnePlus Two is only expected to come in Q3 2015 and in the mean time, the company today is announcing that they are permanently dropping the price of the OnePlus One by $50 bringing the 16GB OnePlus One to $249 and the 64GB Sandstone Black OnePlus One to $299.
That's not all that they're announcing today, their latest partnership with Dropbox will give bundle a Dropbox Pro which usually costs $99 a year for only $50. This offer however will only be valid for the 64GB OnePlus One and this bundle will cost $349.
As for what you'll be getting with Dropbox Pro, secure sharing and 1TB of storage is included with this plan and you can link Dropbox Pro with Android, iOS or Windows devices to sync data. However, the catch is that this offer is only currently valid in US, Canada and EU. Customers can take advantage of this offer starting June 11.
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ONEPLUS BLOG
3:59:00 AM
The day has finally arrived after months (maybe years?) of waiting, the official dropbox app for windows phone has landed. This comes af...
The day has finally arrived after months (maybe years?) of waiting, the official dropbox app for windows phone has landed. This comes after Microsoft announces that they are partnering with Dropbox to integrate the Office suite with dropbox. Previously the only way anyone on Windows Phone was able to use dropbox was to go along with third party app which wasn't too bad experience minus the ads that is.
Devices running Windows Phone 8.0 and above can download the Dropbox app today and with this release, the company has also updated the Windows Store app with some UI tweaks. Not to mention that the Dropbox app is now a Universal Application (yeah running on the Windows 10 notion today). The app itself has a simple three tabbed layout similar to it's iOS and Android counterparts, camera upload and passcode support are available on the app.
So, what are your thoughts as a Windows Phone user, yay? or nay? Just to recap, the standard Dropbox account gets 2GB of storage and you can increase that to 5GB by enabling camera uploads. In contrast Microsoft's OneDrive which is basically built right into Windows Phone has 15GB of storage, what is your pick?
