This quarter, Box shipped a wave of updates across collaboration, content creation, and mobile — all designed to cut friction and keep your team moving. Whether you're reviewing video content, tracking document versions, building content portals in Hubs, or working from your phone, these updates reduce the steps between you and the work that matters. What's covered in this video: Box now has a unified commenting experience in file previews and Box Notes. All comments and annotations live in one single view, with threaded conversations and @mentions so you can keep momentum without leaving your file. Mark threads resolved to tuck them away into a filter — your workspace stays focused while the full history is preserved. Authors have full deletion controls over their own comments, and you can drag the pane divider to adjust your split-screen view. Document version history is now simpler to track. You can see recent versions, who uploaded them, when they were added, and the file size — all at a glance. Jump between versions without leaving the preview screen or opening a separate history view. For creative teams and video reviewers, the Box video player now shows timestamp comments and annotations directly on the timeline. You can see exactly where feedback exists and jump straight to that frame for precise, contextual reviews. Frame guides — action-safe and title-safe lines — help ensure logos and text are framed correctly. All of this happens securely inside Box, with no external tools required. Box Hubs editors now have more flexibility to build polished content portals. A new inline image block lets you add images directly into your Hubs layout, crop and resize them using preset aspect ratios, and viewers can click to open images full-screen. Pages can now display as a horizontal tab at the top of your Hub, with nested sub-pages in clean hover drop-downs and an automatic "More" button for overflow. Box Notes received several highly requested updates: crop images directly inside your notes, use the new slash menu to instantly insert tables, callouts, or dates with the built-in date picker, and find notes faster with redesigned quick search. Consolidated settings and options are now in a single menu at the top right, and a full list of keyboard shortcuts is available to help you work faster. Finally, Box AI is now integrated directly into mobile search. Ask Box AI questions right from the search bar to instantly extract insights and answers from your files — without ever opening them. The bottom navigation bar has also been redesigned for faster access to Box Notes and Box Hubs. FAQs: Q: What is the unified commenting experience in Box? A: Box now consolidates all comments and annotations into one single view inside file previews and Box Notes. Threaded conversations, @mentions, and resolved thread filters keep your workspace focused while preserving the full comment history. Q: Can I review video feedback without leaving Box? A: Yes. Timestamp comments and annotations now appear directly on the video timeline, so you can see exactly where feedback exists and jump to that frame instantly — no external review tools needed. Q: What are frame guides in the Box video player? A: Frame guides are action-safe and title-safe lines that appear in the video player to help ensure logos and text are framed correctly before final output. Q: How does Box AI work in mobile search? A: Box AI is now integrated directly into the mobile search bar. You can ask questions and get answers extracted from your files instantly — without opening the files themselves. Q: What's new in Box Notes? A: Box Notes now lets you crop images directly inside notes, use a slash menu to insert tables, callouts, and dates, search notes faster with redesigned quick search, and access a full list of keyboard shortcuts from a consolidated settings menu.

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