Dropbox for iOS is updated with support for iPhone 6 and TouchID
cloud storageservices are very popular. They allow us to have our files stored virtually, with the advantage that we can access them from our smartphone, tablet or computer. Dropbox is one of the services of this type with the largest number of users. It is a very practical system, with which we can create several folders and store data. Later we can download them through the browser or the application for PC, Mac or mobile devices Dropbox has released an update, aimed exclusively at users of a iOS device, ie iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch If you have one of these devices, go to the App Store and check the updates section to install the latest version of the application.
The main novelty of the version 3.5 of Dropbox is that it now gives support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which have different screen resolutions. After installation, the application will look fully adjusted to the settings of each team, making the most of all the pixels on the screen.But this update has more news, it is not only for users of the new iPhone models. The description of the update also states that it is now possible to view documents in RTF format on devices that are updated to iOS 8 Naturally, it also contains several stability and performance improvements, two key points in any new version. But that's not all, the new Dropbox for iPhone and iPad also offers support for the TouchID fingerprint sensor.
As you may know, Apple debuted the fingerprint sensor last year as an iPhone-exclusive feature 5S. After the good reception of this novelty, the company has added it to the rest of its range and now we can find it at The iPhone 6 and also the new iPadThe TouchID sensor has already become a common feature on Apple devices and more and more applications adapt to this invention. If you have an iPhone or iPad with a fingerprint scanner, you can now unlock your Dropbox using only your fingerprint. If we go to the menu Settings, we will see that there is afunction passcode lock to protect the application. The normal function allows us to add a four-digit code, that we will have to type each time we open it. In this way we prevent another person from accessing the stored content. Now, after the update, it is also possible to use the fingerprint sensor, so we avoid typing the code, opening the application much faster and equally secure. More and more applications are updated to adapt to all the novelties that iOS 8 has brought. Dropbox also has a widget for the Notification Center,with which we can see the last modified files at a glance.
