New technologies, and especially the proliferation of applications and mobile devices, have allowed and facilitated notable advances in terms of collaborative workIn such a way that at present, working groups can be made up of people located in different geographical points and different time zones without this being an obstacle to the progress of their projects.
Dropbox is a good example of how mobile and desktop applications can help teamwork, especially since the launch of Paper, a collaborative working environment that has recently been further improved with the introduction of new features that, without a doubt, will be very well received by users since they are fruit of their own demands.
Dropbox Paper listens to users and improves
Dropbox's online collaborative work environment, Paper, has received some new features that significantly improve the user experience. One of the main changes is that from now on Sketch integrates with Paper in such a way that users of both services will be able to view Sketch files without leaving Paper.
Some of the new features introduced in Paper respond to users' own demands, as Dropbox has pointed out. A good example is introducing something as simple as folders. The company says that users create a large number of documents in Paper from mobile devices so the new function of create folders directly from your smartphone or tablet It will be very useful to them since, later, they will be able to move documents to these folders without having to go to the desktop.
And another novelty is the introduction of the functions of Archive and Delete. Now, if desired, a user can completely delete a Paper doc, or can archive it. With this second option, said document will continue to be accessible but will no longer be in the set of active files. According to Dropbox, this improves the organization of work teams, especially in the case of projects that require high levels of organization.
In addition, Paper has also introduced the Preview of a document that will appear when, while on the desktop, the user hovers the cursor over a file, and when they proceed to search for documents.
Finally, Paper has seen how its main page has been redesigned and now Dropbox files and Paper Docs are displayed combined, in addition to being able to see mentions, comments and more from the main Dropbox page.
If you haven't tried Paper yet, we invite you to take advantage of the most free time of the weekend and take a look at it. To do this, below we leave you the download links for iOS and Android:
