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Dropbox Buys Mailbox

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Mar 15, 2013, 12:15 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Dropbox today announced that it has acquired Mailbox for an undisclosed sum. Mailbox developed a mobile email application of the same name that recently became available. Dropbox believes adding Mailbox to its cloud-based offerings can "save millions of people a lot of pain" when it comes to handling their email and files. Dropbox is a provider of online storage, and has apps that work with most smartphone platforms. Dropbox said it hopes to offer Mailbox to as many people as possible in the near future.

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