You could be using the Laptop in Pakistan, and accessing the PC in South Africa, the file would not only be accessible, but updated and ready. A typical real-life example is when you update your  ‘accounts’ spreadsheet (yes, that’s right, not an Excel sheet, but a spreadsheet!).

So, to get Dropbox, simply download the Dropbox client. That will automatically install a My Dropbox folder on your computer.

Any file that you place in that folder, that file will get synced with Dropbox’s secure servers. To access that file on any other computer, you just need to download the Dropbox client from their website, and your files will be downloaded onto that PC and accessible and synced. Beautiful is the word here people, beautiful.

Agreed, this makes the Dropbox somewhat of a niche tool, that is used more by people who are usually on the move. But many bloggers are many a times on the move, and mobility is always (or rather should always) be one of the priorities for any budding or seasoned blogger, Dropbox shines out as a necessity. Given that it is free (up to 2GB of storage), it pretty much becomes a no-brainer to start using Dropbox and enjoying more mobility