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Google launches Titan security key to make two-way authentication simpler

The Titan security key helps authenticate logins over Bluetooth and USB when plugged in.

Dropbox offers IPO which values the company nearly a third below its 2014 valuation

Dropbox set a price range of $16 to $18 per share, which would raise up to $648 million in the highly anticipated public offering planned for Friday.

Samsung Internet Browser crosses 500 million downloads on the Google Play Store

The app developers also try out innovative and new features which keeps Samsung owners stick to the default browser making it successful.

Dropbox may be readying an IPO; likely to have confidentially filed for the move

Dropbox is in talks with other banks to fill additional roles on the IPO and is aiming to be listed in the first half of 2018

Dropbox announces a major redesign; switches to 'vibrant colors', and 'rich imagery'

Dropbox highlighted that it is trying to make the workflow more efficient with this redesign and posted a separate blog post to focus on 'creative energy'.

Silicon Valley venture capital and investment firm IVP raises $1.5 billion fund

In the past, IVP has invested in the likes of Twitter Inc, Snapchat parent Snap Inc, Dropbox and Slack.

Chinese ban on VPNs and internet control likely to affect its e-commerce sector and scientists

Chinese web users without VPNs cannot see the most popular global websites including Google and social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

Facebook challenges US court order barring it from notifying users about investigations into their data

Facebook has received support from Microsoft, Google, Apple, Snap, Dropbox and Twitter.

Amazon ends unlimited cloud storage, offers upto 5 GB free for new users

Amazon has ended its unlimited cloud storage offering for Amazon Drive users, offering two new paid options of 100 GB for 11.99 dollars and 1 TB for 59.99 dollars. Users can continue to add storage up to a cap set at 30 TB, with an additional 59.99 dollars per TB.

Dropbox Inc To Acquire Email Management Startup

Dropbox Inc said that it would buy the startup behind the hot email management app Mailbox, signalling its intent to aggressively expand its features beyond file storage.