The Israeli startup, which provides cloud-based security to small and medium-sized businesses, will integrate its data protection platform into Dropbox by the end of the year.

November 23, 2017 | Dropbox, the California-based file hosting service company, is expanding in Israel and opening new offices in Tel Aviv, according to Calcalist. The company leased office space for 10 years in the luxury Azrieli Sarona tower in the city for a reported $9 million. Facebook and Amazon also have offices in the […]

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When developing another product, the team at Israeli startup Token Labs stumbled upon the need for a drag-and-drop printing service – so they developed Printhug. The company's service enables you to mark a Dropbox folder as the destination for photos to be automatically printed and shipped to you.

When you post a photo of your kids on Facebook, more often than not, it will be viewed by people other than your family members, who might not catch it on their newsfeed at all. Israeli startup Famil.io is trying a different approach.