Okay, this one is still free, but you will need to take some time off your busy schedule and perhaps throw away things you are reluctant to chuck out. If however all of this is not enough for you, there are three more methods you can use, but they are going to cost you, namely: 1. Wrap UpĪnd that’s it, 8 ways you can get more storage on your Dropbox account, without paying a cent. It will depend on whether your carrier is in on the promotion and if the Dropbox app is pre-loaded on your devices. If you have an HTC Sense 4.0, 4+ or 5.0 devices, you can get 23 GB for two years. If you own or want to own an HTC device, there is also free Dropbox storage you can claim. You can look into the specifics here, but remember that once the promotion expires, you are back to your original storage capacity before you claim this promo.
Some will get it for 1 year, others for 2 years. You will get: A maximum of 48 GB (for 2 years only)Ī select number of Samsung devices launched between 20 are eligible for free 48 GB free Dropbox space. Start using Carousel and get 3 GB of bonus storage space in your Dropbox account. It’s easier, prettier, faster and an all-around better way to view your Dropbox photos and videos. Carousel is the new media gallery from Dropbox for storing your photos and videos. If you use cloud storage to store your photos, then you should get Carousel. With a cap at 16GB, it’s a maximum of 32 friends who can join via invite, doesn’t matter how many you invite (since not all of them will sign up for it, right?). Getting them to join via your referral link gives you half a GB for every successful invite to join. This might be handy if you don’t have many friends who are already on Dropbox yet.
Tell Dropbox team why you love their popular cloud storage service, and they’ll be happy to offer you a bonus storage space of 125 MB in your Dropbox account. Just complete any five of the seven quests, which teaches you how to setup Dropbox on your computer or mobile device anyways, and you get a 250 MB as a reward from Dropbox. Most of you who have been on Dropbox for a while will probaby have gone through the “Get Started” tour, which is basically Dropbox Basics 101.
I often thought Dropbox as a simple cloud storage service that you can use to save and share.
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