Dropbox 1.1.3 Experimental Available for download

Dropbox works just like any other folder on your computer, but with a few differences. Any files or folders inside Dropbox will get synchronized to Dropbox's servers and any other computer linked to your account. Green checkmarks will appear on top of your files to let you know that they're synced and up to date. All data is transferred over SSL and encrypted with AES-256 before storage. Dropbox keeps track of every change made to any of its contents.

Here are some key features of "Dropbox":
Synchronization:
- Once installed, any file you drop into your Dropbox folder will synchronize and be available on any other computer you've installed Dropbox on, as well as from the web. Also, any changes you make to files in your Dropbox will sync to your other computers, instantly.

Backup:
- Let's say you accidentally delete that 8 page report that you were supposed to have for a meeting tomorrow. A handy Dropbox feature is the ability to undelete files or pull up any previous versions of it.

Sharing:
- You can also share files and folders with whomever you choose, whether it be music with buddies, docs with colleagues or photos with grandma, even if they're not Dropbox users.

Speed:
- We obsess over speed, and it shows. Dropbox is very smart about the way it handles files. For example, if you make a change to a huge file, dropbox will only update the piece of the file that changed.

Security:
- All files are transported over SSL and encrypted using AES-256 (banks use this too)

Dropbox 1.1.3 Experimental
Download Dropbox 1.1.3 Experimental from website below

What's new in Dropbox 1.1.3 Experimental
- Fix Improve Translations not working on Windows
- Fix permissions error dialog being shown in the wrong language.
- Make OSX General Preference changes take effect immediately.
- Other small fixes.

What's new in Dropbox 1.1.2 Experimental
- Only open one translation correction window at a time in Windows and Linux.
- Less intrusive bubbling when linking.
- Plug some memory leaks in OSX.
- Other small fixes

What's new in Dropbox 1.1.1 Experimental
- Don't append language info when generating public links.
- Fix Unknown Error from dropbox status on Linux.
- Fix rendering issue with notifications in OSX 10.4
- Other small fixes

What's new in Dropbox 1.1.0 Experimental
- Beta translations for Latin American Spanish, French, German, and Japanese
- New interface to send us your translation comments.
- No longer install Growl, new notification interface for users that don't have Growl installed.
- Don't leave auto-update files in the cache after an auto-update.
- Don't ask about extended attributes in Linux advanced setup wizard if there's nothing to do.
- Redesigned Proxy and Bandwidth Preference Panels
- Redesigned Advanced Panel on OSX

Related post: How to share files using Dropbox

Source:
• Dropbox Release Notes
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