The iPhone, and smartphones in general, are tailor-made for today’s on-the-go multitasker, especially those who work in the bustling and unforgiving corporate world. Work apps, in their purest form, should be designed for one primary purpose: to help workers perform their responsibilities more diligently. Yet due to a cluttered layout, problematic interface, a lack of essential features or a combination of all three, most iOS apps fail to live up

their grandiose claims.

 However, a few work apps do much more than merely function; they provide an intuitive and refreshingly pleasurable experience.

Dropbox , an application that allows users to store large files on the cloud, offers an easy to grasp, clean interface, multi-platform support and just enough advanced functionality to justify its relatively low price point. 

But what truly differentiates Dropbox from other cloud storage providers is its versatility.

Case in point - users are encouraged to customize the amount of local storage they want Dropbox to allocate, depending on their needs. In addition, similar versions of the application exist for Android, iPad and BlackBerry devices, all of which are compatible and sync with one another.

Thus, users can potentially access the same