As of now, this feature has been introduced for Android only, while iOS support is a work in progress. You won’t have to worry about mobile data usage bills, as the app lets you choose whether you want the automatic uploads to work in Wi-Fi only or when connected to a 3G mobile network. Here is how automatic photos uploads in Dropbox Android app works: And since Dropbox works on any platform and lets you access all your files from a web based interface, you can access your camera photos from just about anywhere, any computer! The result is that all your photos and videos will automatically download to your computer’s hard drive, the next time you run the Dropbox desktop client.

The new Android app of Dropbox will keep an eye on this folder and as soon as a new file is saved or copied to the gallery folder, it will be uploaded to “Camera uploads” -a new folder within your Dropbox account. The moment you click a photo or shoot a video, it is saved in the DCIM folder of your Android SD card. Now you can automatically upload photos and videos to your Dropbox account from Android, without having to manually upload the files from the app or use a USB data cable to transfer the file to your computer.

Soon after Box.net announced a hefty free storage space of 50 GB for all Android users, in comes the reply from Dropbox. Now Automatically Upload Photos And Videos To Dropbox From Android

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