Microsoft OneDrive

Microsoft OneDrive has quickly become one of the most popular file storage services worldwide. In addition to being the default storage system for most Windows computers, it is also compatible with several other devices, including smartphones. While this cloud-based service has less free storage space than some of its competitors, it is one of the most intuitive, feature-filled, and user-friendly options on the market. With this data storage platform on all of your devices, you will be able to save files to encrypted cloud servers, share folders with other users, and carry out collaborative editing on multiple file types.

Product Features

Many people are surprised to hear that OneDrive preceded Apple’s iCloud and Google Drive. This platform launched in 2007, and within a matter of years, it became one of the leading data storage services in multiple countries. Currently, OneDrive is compatible with many of the most popular operating systems, making it an excellent option for those who need to share and collaborate across multiple devices. Setting up and using OneDrive is a simple process that should take the average individual no more than a few minutes. If you already have a Windows device, you can quickly connect OneDrive to your account with a few clicks of the mouse or taps of the screen. A OneDrive account is also automatically created when you set up an account with Microsoft.

"With the Microsoft OneDrive app, easily share and view files, photos, and more."

OneDrive itself is easy to use, and some devices have built-in features that automatically sync to the OneDrive servers. To save the files, you can copy and paste the folders or drag them into the OneDrive window on your device. Within that window, you can create simple presentations or place the files in a shared folder so that other designated users can edit or download them. While the editing features are somewhat limited, they are perfectly suitable for most projects. Anyone who has ever used Office 360 or any other Microsoft products should be able to master all of the basic features right away.

"Microsoft OnDrive seamlessly integrates with all Microsoft Office apps."

Just like many of the other cloud storage and digital collaboration tools on the market, you can choose from a few different account types. OneDrive currently offers 5GB of cloud storage for free, but those who have purchased other Microsoft products are often up to a terabyte of storage. They also have a Home subscription that gives