Boxie makes Dropbox look good (pictures)
Boxie looks and feels like an app that belongs on iOS 7, and with added features, it gives Dropbox a run for its money.
Dropbox authorization
The first thing you'll need to do after downloading Boxie is authorize it to access your Dropbox account.
Tutorial
Pay attention to the tutorial for Boxie. The gestures included in the app are demonstrated in the demo, and you'll want to know them.
Undo
You can undo a recent action such as deleting or moving a file.
Sharing aplenty
As you can see, there's a long list of options to share files and even folders. You can easily share with anyone, or just with fellow Boxie users.
Navigation
The gestures provide convenient methods for access to extra management options, but the app is full of other options, such as long-pressing on the back arrow to view folder hierarchy.
Gestures
Swiping in either direction over a file or folder will present you with options to share, rename, bookmark, download for offline use, or delete the file, and more.
Power Pack
A heavy Dropbox user will find the features included in the $2.99 Power Pack well worth the investment. Push notifications of file changes, revision, and restoration of deleted items are worth the price alone.
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