The Good:
Microsoft OneDrive For IOS Features An Elegant Interface To Browse Files And Provides Tight Integration For Microsoft Office Users.
The Bad:
No Password Protection On The Application. Backup Features Photos Are Automatic And Do Not Require Permission.
The Bottom Line:
OneDrive Is A Solid Choice Of Cloud Storage Is A Necessity For Office Users, But Provides Many Additional Features That Distinguish It From Its Competitors.
Microsoft OneDrive Is An Improved Society Cloud Storage Service Release (Formerly SkyDrive) Which Allows You To Store Files In The Cloud Outside Your Computer Or Smart Phone, To Make Them Accessible From Any Device Connected To Internet. With The News, The Company Also Added Some Adjustments To Its Accompanying IOS Application.
OneDrive Is Just One Of Many Available Cloud, Such As DropBox And Google Drive Service, But Has The Unique Advantage Of Working Seamlessly With Microsoft Office Documents, Provided That The Office Application Features With A Subscription To Office 365. Without Tie Exercise OneDrive Always Useful For Storing Files, With 7 Gb Of Space When You Sign Up For A Free Account, But Really Can Not Be Differentiated From Other Big Names In The Category.
Your Files: Anywhere
With OneDrive Created, You Can Access Your Files From Any Device, And Can Be Organized Into Folders For Easy Access. Buttons At The Bottom Allow You To Watch All Your Files, All You Have Saved OneDrive, Recent Or Shared Files, And Settings.
OneDrive Lets You View Images, Documents, Word Processing, Spreadsheets And Forms That You Have Uploaded To The Service, But Will Not Allow You To Edit Your Work. Fortunately, The Files Opened In Other Applications Compatible Application Allows.
Adding A File To Your OneDrive Is Easy. Just Tap The Menu Button (Three Small Circles) At The Top Right And You Will Have Options To Add New Items Or You Can Select The Items You Want To Share.
As I Already Said, The Application Is Really Useful When You Have A Subscription To Office 365. With The Office Application In The iPhone Linked To A Subscription, You Will Be Able To Open And Edit Microsoft Excel Word, Powerpoint Documents And From Your iPhone. You Can Perform Basic Issues In The Office Application And It's A Bit Annoying Having To Open A Separate Application For Editing, But I Want To Be Available.
Omission I Noticed In Onedrive Is The Option To Password Protect Your Documents. I Guess Most People Probably Have A Pin To Connect To Their Smart Phones, But It Is An Option That Has Dropbox And A Level Of Security That Was Out Of OneDrive.
Photos & Videos Backup
OneDrive Will Also Automatically Back Up The Photos In Your iPhone Library, Which Is New To The App In This Version. Right When You Start The App And Sign In, OneDrive Starts Backing Up The Photos On Your iPhone. Depending On How Many Photos You Have Stored On Your Phone. This Can Take Some Time, But When It's Finished You'll Be Able To Browse Your Photos Easily, Swiping To Advance To The Next Picture, Just As You Would In The iPhone Library. It Also Means That You Could Clear Out Space On Your iPhone, But That Would Be True For Any Of The Big Cloud Storage Apps.
The One Thing I Don't Like About The Photo Backup Feature Is That It Starts Automatically. The App Has The Backup Photo Setting On By Default And You'll Need To Open The Settings To Stop The Automatic Upload, But Photos Already Uploaded Will Stay On Your OneDrive (Until You Delete Them). I Think It Would Be Better To Ask Me In The Beginning If I Want To Back Up My Photo Library Rather Than Assume I Do.
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