Dropbox wants users to see Dropbox as all these things because syncing is a table stakes feature for all their competitors now. So they add all these in search of a USP.
From my experience though, their users (and not just the tech bubble) don't care. Someone who even opens the Web interface to access a file without a client/app installed counts as a power user. In fact as more people use aaS that hide the concept of files, a lot of those users are dropping off as they have all their docs in Google docs or photos in iCloud or whatever
From my experience though, their users (and not just the tech bubble) don't care. Someone who even opens the Web interface to access a file without a client/app installed counts as a power user. In fact as more people use aaS that hide the concept of files, a lot of those users are dropping off as they have all their docs in Google docs or photos in iCloud or whatever