Dropbox (referral link) is the swiss army knife of file storage, it allows you to get your documents when and where ever you are. This week Dropbox had two pretty big announcements, the first is a new service tailored to business teams. The second was the introduction of auto uploading photos and videos from your mobile phone. Dropbox is just another example of the declining reliance on hardware devices and increase in services.

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