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Microsoft Launches OneDrive Apps On iOS, Android And Windows, Gives Away Free Storage

Oliver Haslam·February 19, 2014
After being forced to ditch its SkyDrive name following a dispute with the telecommunication and TV giant BSkyB, Microsoft has today begun the rebranding process that will see SkyDrive become OneDrive. Existing users won't notice a great deal other than the new name, but Microsoft is now also offering people who use its service the ability to increase their free storage capacity via referrals a la Dropbox, with the potential to earn an extra 5GB of space.

OneDrive: Microsoft SkyDrive Gets A New Name [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·January 27, 2014
As of today, Microsoft's cloud service SkyDrive will be known as 'OneDrive,' a move that no doubt strengthens connections with the all-new Xbox One console. The decision is not entirely voluntary, with the name change very much the result of a trademark case involving the Sky Broadcasting Group (BSkyB), but it does, in a sense, afford Redmond company's product range an improved degree of uniformity.

Christmas Gift From Microsoft: Free 20GB SkyDrive Storage For Windows Phone Users

Oliver Haslam·December 21, 2013

SkyDrive App Updated For iOS 7, Adds Automatic Camera Roll Uploads

Oliver Haslam·November 22, 2013
Getting photos off of our iOS devices is the kind of thing that can be a deadly serious subject for many of us. If you've got kids, being able to ensure that your photos are safe and secure in the event of a lost or stolen phone can be the most important thing in the world at times. Apple's Photo Stream and iCloud backups go some way towards filling the hole for some people, but there are other ways of getting images and videos off of iPhones and iPads. Those options now include Microsoft's SkyDrive.

Xbox One SkyDrive Photo And Video Streaming Detailed In Official Video

Ben Reid·November 12, 2013
The Xbox One will hit shelves next week, and Microsoft is diligently planning in advance to ensure all of the associated services have been primed and are ready for the big release. SkyDrive, the Redmond outfit's fledgling cloud service, is one such entity, and today, Microsoft has delivered a fairly detailed blog post regarding the video and photo streaming element of the stock dedicated SkyDrive app for Xbox One will play out.

Here’s How You Can Get Free 3GB Of SkyDrive Cloud Storage Space

Oliver Haslam·May 27, 2013

SkyDrive 3.0 For iOS Released, Features Support For iPhone 5 And iPad mini, Full-Res Image Downloads And More

Ben Reid·April 3, 2013
Although Apple's iCloud service very much looks after those in ownership of an an iOS device or Mac, the same cannot be said for the cloud service of rival Microsoft. SkyDrive is available across all of the major platforms, and today, the version tailored to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch has just been bumped to version 3.0. As you would expect from a whole number update, there are plenty of new features off the bat, including support for full resolution photo downloads, iPad mini and iPhone 5 support, as well as a completely revamped interface. Full details, as well as the all-important download link, can be found after the break!

Official SkyDrive App For Android Now Available To Download

Ben Reid·August 29, 2012
Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud service has been knocking around for a while now, and having been given a native iOS app a couple of months back, it has now arrived - fashionably late as with most apps - over at the Google Play Store.

Official SkyDrive App Now Available For Windows And Mac, We Go Hands-On

Ben Reid·April 24, 2012

Microsoft Details Windows 8 SkyDrive App and Its Deep Integration Within The OS

Paul Paliath·February 21, 2012
Remember those leaked SkyDrive features I touched on in yesterday's editorial? Well, much of them remain in rumor territory. However, Microsoft has confirmed two things: One, a major SkyDrive update is in the pipeline, and two, the rumor that we're getting a SkyDrive desktop client is spot-on. In a Building Windows 8 post written by two SkyDrive program managers, Microsoft detailed the SkyDrive Metro app, the service's tight integration with Windows 8, SkyDrive on the desktop, and fetching files through SkyDrive.com.

This Is What Microsoft Should Do Next With SkyDrive

Paul Paliath·February 20, 2012
Over the weekend, there were two leaks revealing that a major SkyDrive update is in the works. The first one revealed that SkyDrive will be offering three tiers of additional storage -- 20GB, 50GB, and 100GB upgrades to the existing 25GB for $10, $25, and $50, respectively, along with a desktop client for Windows and OS X -- and the second revealed that SkyDrive will be getting URL shortening, direct sharing to Twitter, an increase of the individual file limit to 300MB (on par with Dropbox), support for OpenDocument formats, and the ability to manage BitLocker recovery keys. All in all, a pretty major upgrade showing that Microsoft is taking its cloud file storage service seriously.

Official SkyDrive App For iPhone and Windows Phone Now Available For Download

Oliver Haslam·December 14, 2011

SkyDrive App For iPhone, Android, Windows And Mac Coming Soon?

Goncalo Ribeiro·August 29, 2011
SkyDrive, which is part of Microsoft's Windows Live suite, is a service that allows users to store files online and share them with themselves or others. This can only be done officially through a web interface, yet there's speculation that Microsoft might soon release a SkyDrive client for desktop and mobile platforms.

How To Use / Access SkyDrive From Windows 7 Explorer [Tutorial]

Goncalo Ribeiro·August 15, 2011
Windows Live SkyDrive is Microsoft’s service that lets you store any file on a virtual online folder that can be as large as 25GB, all completely free of charge, and then access it from anywhere from any browser, PC or Mac. While Microsoft’s implementation works fine, there isn’t a clear way to get to those files from Windows 7 Explorer, but it is possible.

SkyAmp For Android Lets You Stream Your Music From SkyDrive

Awais Imran·August 6, 2011
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