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"Dear Dropbox,
We are rejecting your application because it may be confusing to end users. How, you may ask? Well have you ever heard of me.com? We are really proud of it, even though it sucks, and hope that if we keep rejecting apps like yours, people will be forced to pay $99 a year to get what you are willing to give away for free.
Lots of love,
Apple"
Go Android!
Love Dropbox :)
I'm only 18 so I can't get a CC here in Canada, yet. My local bank charges $2 for the card, then whatever I want to put on it. So do that and just buy 1 year in advance.
:D
and I also add, please, please for editing plain text documents. Other documents would be nice as well, but even txt docs would be VERY useful.
Plain text editing in a Dropbox for iPhone would simplify my workflow soooo much.
I write reports of what I changed at customer sites after each appointment. I keep them in my dropbox so I can reference them on the go.
Creating / editing them on the fly in that same directory would make waiting for the train afterwards so much more productive for me.
Any chance of a 'too big for iPhones' tag for DropBox files? There are some files I need to sync between my iMac and MacBook that would simply clutter an iPhone/touch's limited storage space. For instance, daily backups for books I'm writing. I want those on both Macs as well as stored off-site with you. But I won't even have an application that'll read them on my iPod touch.
Come to think of it, a 'too big for iPhones' tag for folders would make more sense. Anything in such a folder is synced between Macs/PCs but not to an iPhone/touch.
Keep up the good work!
Would love to see a Dropbox app for me Android!
Good work (as usual) dropbox!
Great work, can't wait to try it out!
So does this mean it doesn't have to be in the public folder? And is this why the link expires (from the screenshot of the email)?
Hope it's cleared for release soon.
Looking forward to downloading this!
Hurry up - there is no time to loose... ;-)
Android APP!!!! Seriously you guys, I know the market isn't as big as the iPhone at the moment give it another year or two for the destruction.
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By the way I have explained in short post how I use Dropbox to stay productive while working on my projects: http://www.alishabdar.com/2009/08/30/the-secret...
I know is not as "cool" as the iPhone, but it has a good customer base using it and hey, there is no need to wait and hope Mr. Jobs' crew allows you to distribute!
Plus, mostly business users, that means, lots of potentially payers for your extra space online! (I am one of your current paying customers)
There are more and more systems that can receive an attachment, strip it out and do something with it.
For example, sending a file as an attachment to Google Docs can strip out the attachment and upload it into Google Docs.
Or, sending a file as an attachment to my Kindle device will upload the document into my Kindle.
A link in an email doesn't allow any of those tools to work. I was waiting to see if DropBox iPhone App would have that function because iDisk doesn't.
Any thoughts?
Could you please give us an update.
Andy
It's been a while.
Stupid Apple.
=> http://www.sosiphone.com/blogiphone/2009/09/08/...
I hope we can have an announcement soon for download from App Store.
Cheers !
do you have news about publishing applications in the AppStore
Also, feature wise I hope it will be possible to select folders to sync rather than just indevidual files. It will be really cool to have a whole folder of important docs and media allways cached on my iPhone.
Regards,
Paul
COME ON APPLE! Your iDisk app is safe. I am sure the drones who feel they need to pay $99 a year for your crappy MobileMe service will never figure out how much cooler (and cheaper) Dropbox is. You have nothing to worry about. Just hit that "APPROVE" button and get on with it.
Matter of fact I'll tell ya what Apple, you approve Dropbox this week and I will sign up for a Family Pack MobileMe account just to show my appreciation.
Did your app crash too much? Have the wrong ratings? Security hole? Memory leak? Plagiarize Apple icons? I would say Apple denied it for being too close to iDisk (which would be ridiculous), but they’ve approved MANY other cloud / server-based file access apps, so I’m sure it’s not the case.
Why can’t someone at dropbox comment on this?
I'd rather them keep up the awesome work with what their doing, and post various updates via twitter than try to follow every blog reply.. (if they had to choose)
That's really frustrating :(
In germany we called them "appstorezwerge"! in english -> "AppStoreDwarves"??
I'll wish us the best...
"Dropbox submitted its iPhone application in the middle of August. It still has not been approved. According to CEO Drew Houston, Apple rejected the application two weeks after submitting to the App Store, but since then they have fixed all the bugs, and re-submitted the app."
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/09/24/dropbox-re...
Since it normally takes 7-14 days to get an app response (from my experience), it all depends how long it took the folks to get the bugs fixed before re-submitting. Assuming it took them under a week to fix everything (with a rejection date of around Sep 10th), the app would most likely appear this week! Otherwise, I can't imagine it will be later than next week, unless there were some pretty hefty bugs.
lool forward to this app..
I downloaded the App for my new iphone 3gs, but my files will not open.
It reads unable to read file.