Desktop & Mobile Appsĭropbox has separate apps for pretty much any platform, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone, iPad, Kindle, and Windows tablets. Showcase is a feature available for those with professional Dropbox accounts that allows you to present your documents to other users and then track who’s viewed or downloaded them.įinally, HelloSign is a digital signature feature that allows you to sign your documents in Dropbox, as well as request electronic signatures from other Dropbox users. The Box app offers a few unique features, like an ability to add a password to keep your files safe, and an auto-upload feature that allows you to automatically backup all of the photos and videos that you take on your smartphone in the cloud. They include Box Notes that we mentioned above – a text editor for your documents, Box Tools – a desktop app for editing other file types, like Office, CAD, and Photoshop, Box Drive – a desktop Box client for quickly accessing your synced, and Box App – an app for accessing and sharing your files from your smartphone. There’s a variety of apps that you can find on the official Box Downloads page. Desktop & Mobile Appsīox desktop & mobile apps are where it can get confusing. You can also easily use tools that help you sign documents online like DocuSign and Adobe Sign with Box. For example, Box integrates with Google’s office suite, Office 365, Trello, and Asana. The hedge fund invests roughly $40 billion and currently owns stakes in Duke Energy, where it has urged the company to consider splitting into three companies, and drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline.Aside from its native solution such as Box Notes, Box offers integration with a huge amount of third-party productivity apps that can improve your workflow and save your time. The Wall Street Journal first reported the stake.Įlliott has previously worked with companies that were being lead by founders, including Twitter and SoftBank Group. On Wednesday Dropbox was trading at $28.11, having jumped as much as 7% on news that Elliott has a stake and is holding discussions with management. The company, which allows users to store documents, videos and photos online, listed its shares in March 2018 at $21 a share.Ī representative for Dropbox did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The hedge fund owns a stake of more than 10% which is valued at more than $800 million, the person said, declining to reveal the exact size of the investment.ĭropbox, which was co-founded by Drew Houston who is currently the company's chief executive officer, is valued at roughly $11 billion.
June 2 (Reuters) - Activist investor Elliott Management owns a large stake in Dropbox (DBX.O) and has been holding private discussions with the file-sharing service provider for some time, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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