Microsoft launches OneDrive free 100GB cloud storage

Microsoft has officially unveiled a new cloud storage service, OneDrive, which not only adds new features like automatic uploading of Android devices, but also provides 100GB of cloud storage space for users, according to foreign media PC World.

Microsoft officially launches OneDrive (photo from digital Trends)

It is reported that Microsoft has been ruled by the British court violated BSkyB's Sky brand trademark, so it must be renamed SkyDrive. In addition to its SkyDrive features, the newly released OneDrive has new features such as automatic uploading of Android devices, adaptation to Netflix streaming media files, and better document collaboration tools, and can be used without Microsoft accounts.

For the top 100,000 newly registered OneDrive users, Microsoft will also provide a one-year 100GB free cloud storage space. In addition, free users can not only get 7GB of storage space, but also have 3GB of photo storage space and 500MB recommended expansion; Surface users can get 200GB of free storage space for two years, while Office 365 users get 100GB of storage space. If the user wants to obtain additional storage space, need to pay 0.5 dollars per month GB cost.

Rien Gavin, general manager of consumer applications and services at Microsoft, said: "Although people have more and more equipment, they only need a place to store all the important things, including photos, videos, files, OneDrive is the best choice to achieve this demand." ”

Microsoft will announce more details of OneDrive at a SharePoint meeting held on March 3.