OnePlus One $50 Price Cut Permanently, Dropbox Pro offer with 64GB version

Last week OnePlus had offered $50 and EUR 50 limited period discount on its One handset in the US and eligible European countries till Sunday, on Monday announced the discounted price as permanent for the smartphone.

As per the company blog post, the last week's reduced price flash sales of the OnePlus One at $249 and $299 were "a great success" and it even received positive feedback from customers. "But we also know that some of you missed out on the sales. We want to ensure that all of our fans have the opportunity to get the Flagship Killer at this special price, which leads us to some big news: the OnePlus One now starts at $249, permanently".

In the offer period, the 16GB Silk White OnePlus One was priced at $249 (roughly Rs. 16,000) in the US, and EUR 249 (roughly Rs. 17,400) in eligible European countries, while the 64GB Sandstone Black OnePlus One was priced at $299 (roughly Rs. 19,000) in the US, and EUR 299 (roughly Rs. 20,800) in Europe.

Now OnePlus has declared its partnership with Dropbox. Users can buy 64GB OnePlus One handsets bundled with one year of Dropbox Pro subscription, which usually comes at $10 per month, at $349. With the Dropbox Pro subscription, users will receive 1TB of cloud storage, secure sharing of links, compatibility across major mobile and PC OS platforms, Image backups for OnePlus One and more.

HTC Gallery for Android updated with Cloud Storage, Face Fusion, Tagging

HTC Gallery for Android updated

HTC adds new features to their HTC Gallery App. Now you can access directly to your cloud storage through HTC Gallery App. You can add Facebook, Google Drive, Dropbox, or Flickr accounts and view images from them easily.

Tagging is the another update where you can tag your photos accordingly any the search will be easier later.

The Face Fusion update allows you to transform two different faces into one easily. Now the Face Fusion photo editor has come for all the HTC users. HTC One (M8) users are already enjoying this feature.

You can download HTC Gallery from here ( Device Compatibility matters).

Microsoft Partners with Dropbox for Office Apps

Microsoft on Tuesday announced a strategic partnership with Dropbox that will bring better integration between its Office product and the Dropbox cloud storage service.

Microsoft Partners with Dropbox for Office Apps

Soon you’ll be able to access your Dropbox directly from Office apps, and edit Office files from the Dropbox app. Dropbox is home to over 35 billion Office documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. That’s why we’re partnering with Microsoft to help you do more on your phones, tablets, and the web, says Ilya Fushman

Key Features :-

• Now you can edit Office files from the Dropbox mobile app and sync changes across devices.
• You can access Dropbox files from the Office app and save new files to Dropbox.
• You can share Dropbox links from Office.

These new features will be out to all Dropbox users on iOS and Android in the next few weeks. It will also be releasing a Dropbox app for Windows Phone and Windows tablet users soon.