Dropbox Acquires The Domain Everyone Thought It Had: Dropbox.com
At TechCrunch we’ve been big fans of Dropbox for a long time now — the company launched at 2008’s TechCrunch50, we use the service to share images and documents on a daily basis, and we’re even impressed by the demo video they put together to help explain what the service does to newcomers. But there’s one thing we haven’t liked: Dropbox has been using the domain Get Dropbox.com for years. Granted, it’s not a difficult URL to remember, but we’ve sometimes accidentally visited (and even occasionally linked) back to Dropbox.com. Now it looks like that is no longer an issue, as Dropbox has apparently …
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UberHaxorNova (James) : dunno wth is going on on respawns side of things, like 5 videos just sitting in my dropbox, for ages lol. GEEEEEZ.. Updated : 2010-03-11T23:13:54Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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b0bw (Bob Watson) : @dropbox Is there a way to roll back everything in recent events for the last (say) hour?.. Updated : 2010-03-11T23:12:44Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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dimasdformation (DIMAS CARBAJO BLANCO) : Check the dropbox http://fb.me/76ydffj.. Updated : 2010-03-11T23:12:39Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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randywei (Randy Wei ?) : RT @eyayo: RT @Dropbox. 2GB account is free! http://tinyurl.com/yb4glff (??????????) ???????????????????.. Updated : 2010-03-11T23:11:34Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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stefangilbert (Stefan Gilbert) : I love @Dropbox! So useful (and free too). http://tinyurl.com/yzxwe6c.. Updated : 2010-03-11T23:11:27Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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