Dropbox’s File Requests feature is meant to offer an alternative to email-based file sharing, as it puts those in need of the files in more control.

On Wednesday, Dropbox released a new feature called “file requests,” allowing users to request and receive files from non-Dropbox users. The goal is to make sharing big files even easier, and ...

Sending a file request requires you have a Dropbox account, however those you are sending the request don't have to be Dropbox users.

Dropbox Basic and Pro users can send out file requests starting today. Dropbox for Business customers are promised to get the chance to jump on the new feature within the next few weeks.

This summer Dropbox introduced a couple of new features you might’ve missed--such as the ability to request files and to save web addresses. Jason B. Jones takes a look.

Dropbox file request allows user to easily accept various documents such as weekly reports from colleagues that can all be placed into a single convenient folder for review. Dropbox explains the ...

Dropbox is adding a small feature that will make it easier for others to share files with you. While shared folders are an important part of collaboration on any cloud storage service, usually it ...

AirDropper lets you request a file from anyone, and has them put it in your Dropbox. Love It: Request files from anyone, even if they don’t have a Dropbox account. Hate It: Off-site uploading ...

Dropbox announced a simpler way to aggregate files from multiple people called File Requests.

As the requestor, you can set up this file request on Dropbox’s web site — you can enter all the email addresses of people who you want to submit files, tell them what you’re looking for ...

Apple’s iCloud Drive feature has matured to the point that several months ago I stopped using Dropbox on my Mac, iPhone, and iPad without having to dramatically change any workflows. I still ...