Good news for Mac owners with an M1 chip, and avid users of Dropbox
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Their favorite application will soon be native to the ecosystem.
Dropbox soon in Apple M1 mode
The must-have online storage and local file copy sharing service Dropbox is gearing up for its arrival on M1 Macs. The application is already accessible of course, via Rosetta, and we are talking here about a native application, designed for Apple systems.
The Dropbox teams first announced that the application would never be offered in a native version, before backing down, indicating that this new Dropbox application would be available before the summer of 2022. According to MacRumors, the first beta would be very close.
For the time being tested by a small panel of users, this new beta version of Dropbox for Apple M1 could be downloadable by the end of January. A reworked version to lead to improved performance and better energy management. To be continued.
A pioneer in multiplatform cloud storage services, Dropbox remains the market benchmark. Even if it now faces many competitors, it continues to stand out with its remarkable ergonomics and its high-performance synchronization technologies. Compatible with the main OS and countless third-party applications, its ecosystem is among the most complete on the market. Unfortunately, it doesn’t necessarily meet all your backup and privacy needs.
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Source: iMore
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