Set as will let you make this a contact’s icon, or allow you to make this your Wallpaper. Details gives the size, resolution and type of document. Tap your device’s menu key while viewing this photo and you’ll notice several items: Share, Set as, and Details. We’ll look at a photo of this Pensive Parakeet. Now that owe’re logged in you can view all your items already stored on Dropbox, since this is a new account, we’ll go into a Sample Album within Photos. Although you can do it from the Android, I recommend you sign-up from the link so you can get a free 250 Megs of extra space.įor this tutorial we’re going to assume you already have an account with Dropbox, so we’ll Choose I’m already a Dropbox user and sign in with our credentials.
If you already have an account with Dropbox, you can sign in, or you can say I’m new to Dropbox and setup your account right here. Scroll down the page until you get to Dropbox and tap the icon.
You’ll have to allow the application to access several systems, Tap OK, and the app will install. You want to Choose the one that’s developed by Dropbox, Inc. You’ll most likely see multiple apps show up. Alternatively, you can scan the QR Code on the right using your Android device to take you right to the app.Ĭlick the Magnifying glass on the top right side of your device and Type in Dropbox However, this is straightforward to adapt to any Android device. Note: we’re using the HTC Evo with HTC Sense and Android v2.2.
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