

The large Galaxy Note II smartphone that was officially introduced back in August 2012 was the first smartphone to come with Dropbox deeply integrated in the photo and video gallery. The two have already started to integrate Dropbox in various devices, including GALAXY S III, Samsung GALAXY Note II, and Samsung GALAXY Camera, and will continue to do so. The deal builds on the previously signed partnership between the two companies, which resulted in the service being loaded on various popular smartphones from the company. You would see your Dropbox icon on cloud option and when you open it, you would be able to see all files and folders available on your Dropbox account from there.Today, Dropbox and Samsung announced plans to deeply integrate the cloud storage service in more Android devices from the South Korean handset vendor, including the Samsung Galaxy Grand smartphone.Allow it so that your Dropbox account would be added to your ES File Explorer. You would be asked for access to your Dropbox files and folders.Add your Dropbox login ID and password to authenticate.

Tap on Dropbox, you would be asked for your Dropbox credentials.Tap on it and you would see a number of cloud storage account you can connect with your ES File Manager.


You can store and configure Dropbox account on your android smartphone, you would be able to automatically upload your photos to Dropbox. We all know Dropbox provides 2 GB free cloud storage service when you sign up.
