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As part of its Windows Essentials 2012 line of programmes for Windows 8, Microsoft Corporation offers SkyDrive as a data storage and synchronisation tool. Microsoft account holders may store files, photos, and other types of material both online and offline using SkyDrive, sync them across desktops and mobile devices, and access them from anywhere. Windows Live SkyDrive and Windows Live Folders were the earlier names for SkyDrive. Microsoft changed the name of SkyDrive to OneDrive in 2014 and also included some new features.
The main functions of SkyDrive include storage, collaboration, and syncing. The Windows Essentials 2012 programme suite includes it and makes it available for free. All of the main desktop and mobile operating systems, including Windows, MAC, iOS, and Android, are supported by SkyDrive. It establishes an automated mapping and synchronisation process for data, files, and any modifications made to those files across all configured/installed devices. The information held in SkyDrive can be made public, shared with a small group of people, or kept private. A minimum of 7 GB of storage space is provided by SkyDrive, and additional capacity can be added for a fee. All Windows Live Services, Office Web Apps, MS Office, and APIs for third-party programme interaction include SkyDrive by default.
A file hosting service run by Microsoft is called OneDrive. It was first introduced in August 2007 and allows registered users to synchronise and share their data. Microsoft Office's web-based storage backend is likewise powered by OneDrive.
Microsoft account holders may store files, photos, and other types of material both online and offline using SkyDrive, sync them across desktops and mobile devices, and access them from anywhere. Windows Live SkyDrive and Windows Live Folders were the previous names for SkyDrive. SkyDrive is no more; long live OneDrive. Following a trademark dispute with British pay-TV company BSkyB, Microsoft declared in January that it would change the name of its storage service to OneDrive. As of right now, OneDrive is the moniker used for the website, mobile apps, and desktop apps.
A file hosting service run by Microsoft is called Microsoft OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive). It was first introduced in August 2007 and allows registered users to synchronise and share their data. Microsoft Office's web-based storage backend is likewise powered by OneDrive.
