14 DAY TRIAL // Dropbox 3.0.2 is out for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad with some productivity enhancements, including “Open In…” with more iWork formats.
According to the release notes, users can now open PDFs with annotations, and open more iWork formats in Dropbox (though the company fails to say exactly which ones).
The rest of the update deals with fixes. Users reported some Office and iWork documents crashes on iPads and Camera Uploads getting stuck on some videos. Both these issues have been addressed, along with other code corrections, plus some “polish,” according to Dropbox Inc.
For those who are yet to update to version 3.0, Dropbox has finally received its iOS 7 makeover and the iPad experience promises to be smoother than ever.
Other new features include improved sharing and exporting, AirDrop support, the ability to seamlessly save videos to your library, and much more. Download Dropbox for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad (iOS 7 is required).