Dropbox Paper came to us at the beginning of this year 2017. This Dropbox application wanted to be an alternative to Google Drive with which to be able to work with all kinds of files (documents, images and even videos), in addition to being able to work in groups with several of your contacts. Likewise, Dropbox Paper is one of the free features that you can use if you are a Dropbox user, although it is a free plan.
Dropbox Paper is available in both desktop and mobile versions and tablets. And in it is in the latter case where we find more improvements, both in functions and in the user interface. Starting with mobiles, Dropbox's collaborative function completely revamps the mobile interface and now it will be much easier to edit documents with all the editing possibilities in sight.
Meanwhile, in the case of the iPad to be able to take more advantage of the space on the screen, Dropbox Paper will have a new side panel next to the document open at that moment to be able to jump from one to another in a much simpler way. Meanwhile, they know that the use of the calendars of different platforms is the order of the day. And more if you usually share appointments with other people. Currently Dropbox Paper already has full integration with Google Calendar, one of the most used services. And now Outlook calendars are added to this list. Likewise, it will be allowed to include links to the appointments in the Dropbox Paper documents so that the next new function that we are going to comment on takes effect.
Finally, and continuing with the different online calendar services, Paper will be able to recognize the documents linked to the scheduled appointments and leave them first when the user opens Paper. In this way it will be possible to give users much faster access and be able to win in time.
