Cloud storage powerhouse Dropbox sent out invitations to the media for a "news event" to be held at the company's headquarters in San Francisco on Nov. 13. No details are given, but the invitation says there will be a "special announcement."
The invitation has a drawing of a tabletop with various devices on it as well as photographs, business cards and notebooks. In the center is a piece of paper with the Dropbox logo along with some charts. Accompanying the drawing are the words, "This isn't business as usual," perhaps a reference to the company's Dropbox for Business service.
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston will lead the event along with other company executives. Although Dropbox has been a presence at other tech events and hosted its own developer conference this year, this is the first company-specific event it's thrown.
Dropbox, which originally launched in 2008, has grown to become the go-to cloud storage and sharing service with more than 200 million users. This has been a busy year for the company: After launching its long-awaited business offering in April, it announced the Dropbox Platform in July, a way for other apps to integrate its services.
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The invitation has a drawing of a tabletop with various devices on it as well as photographs, business cards and notebooks. In the center is a piece of paper with the Dropbox logo along with some charts. Accompanying the drawing are the words, "This isn't business as usual," perhaps a reference to the company's Dropbox for Business service.
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston will lead the event along with other company executives. Although Dropbox has been a presence at other tech events and hosted its own developer conference this year, this is the first company-specific event it's thrown.
Dropbox, which originally launched in 2008, has grown to become the go-to cloud storage and sharing service with more than 200 million users. This has been a busy year for the company: After launching its long-awaited business offering in April, it announced the Dropbox Platform in July, a way for other apps to integrate its services.
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