After the launch of Dropbox in French, German, Japanese, and Spanish for international audiences, there’s something more to cheer about. A post on the official Dropbox blog has revealed that the company is joining hands with Sony Ericsson and Softbank over spreading the reach of its services.
When this partnership kicks off to a start, Sony Ericsson will offer Android phones that are fuelled by the service in ten countries including UK, Denmark, Sweden, Australia, and Italy. The shimmering new Xperia arc and Xperia Play feature in the list of phones.
Arriving early in June, the web based file hosting service will be integrated with different Android phones for Softbank customers in Japan. This will include the all new 3D phone from Sharp and special bonuses for customers. Users can work with an added 1 GB of data usage along with the 2GB usually delivered with a free account.
Dropbox aims to accelerate its internationalization effort with its new partners.