Extend from local to network experience Win7 Seamless cloud storage

At the end of last month, Microsoft officially launched the cloud storage SkyDrive desktop client, which allows users to easily sync files on their local hard disk to cyberspace and access them on any other networked device. As a result, the SkyDrive space that would otherwise need to be used by IE browser can now be done as a local folder simply by installing the client program.

Some might say that SkyDrive now has no advantage in the case of a cloudy storage service. In fact, the biggest advantage of SkyDrive is that it is Microsoft's product, because it was developed by Microsoft, so it is more than other similar products "understand" the system, of course, and the integration of the Windows system more closely. For example, when you go out to meet customers or other business situations, you need to use some files, and they happen not to upload cyberspace, then what? If you're using other cloud services, there's really nothing you can do about it, but if you're using SkyDrive, things can turn around, because SkyDrive allows you to access files on other computers (if you're on the power-on state) somewhere else.

A product is not easy to use, its ease of operation will have a great impact on user choice, when it and system operation is no different, users will be more easily accepted. Now on the market of computers have pre-installed Win7 system, and the mainstream Win7 under the use of SkyDrive, and the operation of ordinary folders as simple as the need to sync files, just paste the file to the SkyDrive folder, the rest of the things Win7 will help you automatically complete. You can also attach the SkyDrive folder to the Explorer's Jump List, where the user opens the SkyDrive folder directly.

In other words, how do you normally use Win7, SkyDrive How to use, do not need any familiar process. Plus Windows 7 itself is not high, I believe that you will not encounter any obstacles to use, which is the characteristics of many Microsoft products.