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I pretty much agree. Correct me if I'm wrong but Dropbox were the first to have come up with Camera Upload feature, which basically makes any average user go tr

I pretty much agree. Correct me if I'm wrong but Dropbox were the first to have come up with Camera Upload feature, which basically makes any average user go trouble free with their cellphones, tablets, snapping away photographs knowing that they will be ready on their desktop to view if they want to. Google+ does that too now, but this is in fact a killer feature which has been adopted well by the average folks out there. So yes, Dropbox is not just about file sharing anymore.

mtgx 14y ago
Unless it was launched more than 2 years ago, then the Google+ app had it first.
- oblique63 14y ago
  Yeah, I don't remember when dropbox started prompting me for photos, but I know it was after my galaxy nexus started uploading them automatically for me... which I find to be quite convenient. I don't really use G+ for anything else, but I've grown quite reliant of that particular feature recently. Though, I believe the use case GP is describing might be a bit different, depending on whether or not a dedicated camera is being used and how large the image files are...
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