Dropbox users rejoice! An Apple M1 version is dropping next year
Dropbox said that it's making a native M1 version of its Mac app, but it'll be released in the first half of 2022.
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Dropbox said that it's making a native M1 version of its Mac app, but it'll be released in the first half of 2022.
Dropbox stirred up a controversy of its own making, indicating it had no intention of supporting Apple’s M1 chips before finally clarifying that it did.
Update 9:45 a.m.: In a reply on Twitter, Dropbox founder and CEO Drew Houston apologized for the confusion sparked by the "not ideal" support...
Dropbox has announced that it plans to release a proper native Apple Silicon app for M1 Macs sometime in the first half of 2022, following confusion in a forum thread that indicated the company wasn’t working on one.
Dropbox still lacks a native app for Apple's latest Mac models running its M1 silicon, forcing users to utilize a battery-hungry version of the software