Bulk renaming is a staggered rollout and should launch on iOS over the next few days.Īn upcoming version of the desktop Dropbox client will feature more responsive and faster than ever Selective Sync and other perks.

Offline folders will gradually roll out to everyone over the next few days, Dropbox has said.ĭropbox now displays a list of your most recent save locations during the upload process and lets you rename photos in bulk when manually uploading them. This saves the entire folder on your device and makes it available offline. Just tap the downward-pointed arrow next to a folder in your file list to access options, then slide the Available Offline toggle to the ON position. In the refreshed app, you can now make whole folders available for offline access. In addition, the company announced a major infrastructure push enabling faster sync speeds thanks to several new proxy servers established across the globe, including accelerators in California, Texas, Virginia, New York, Washington, the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong.īefore today, Dropbox for iOS supported downloading individual files to the device so they would be available without an Internet connection.

Popular cloud-storage service Dropbox has refreshed its iPhone and iPad application on the App Store with three new features: bulk-renaming of photos, offline folders and recent save locations.

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