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Dropbox has updated its iOS application that newly brings support for iPhone 6/iPhone 6 Plus, iOS 8 and especially the option to use it to access Dropbox instead of a password Touch IDOf course, the update also includes improvements to the application's performance and stability, as well as security. Dropbox allows you to sync files from iOS and Mac using cloudAn online storage space where you can store any file formats and of course folders. 

You can now access Dropbox without having to enter a password using Touch ID buttons. This is great news not only for all owners iPhone 5s and iPhone 6, but also new for those who are delaying buying an iPad Air 2 or iPad mini 3. Dropbox recently faced a hacking attack in which nearly seven million login credentials were allegedly obtained, but Dropbox denied that its service was directly hacked.

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