OneDrive delivers unlimited cloud storage to Office 365 subscribers

02:10, 29/10/2014

Via the OneDrive Blog and the Office Blog, Microsoft recently announced that all Office 365 subscribers will receive unlimited OneDrive storage at no additional cost.

 

Via the OneDrive Blog and the Office Blog, Microsoft recently announced that all Office 365 subscribers will receive unlimited OneDrive storage at no additional cost.

Microsoft started rolling unlimited storage out from October 27 to Office 365 Home, Personal and University subscribers and the roll out will continue over the coming months, making storage limits a thing of the past with Office 365.

For OneDrive for business customers, unlimited storage will be listed on the Office 365 roadmap in the coming days at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/office-365-roadmap-FX104343353.aspx.

Base on the increasingly of devices which users use in their life, plus their demands of accessing only one place for their important stuff - One place for all of documents, photos and videos – Microsoft has created OneDrive.

OneDrive is one place that is seamlessly connected across all the devices which the users use for life.

Moreover, OneDrive is the best cloud storage for users. There are more than one billion people using Office to write document nowadays.

OneDrive and Office combo delivers service better than any other service, with high level of cross-platform functionality, connectedness but still productivity.

OneDrive offers a number of unrivaled rich sharing capabilities, eliminating the need to email bulky documents or worry about version control.

User can easily share documents with others, see what user had shared and what’s been shared with others, and more.

Most importantly, OneDrive can help people collaborate with others simultaneously using real-time co-authoring – even if they don’t have an account.

In Office, OneDrive powers a connected experience across a range of endpoints, from syncing to sharing to collaborating in real time, so users can start making the most out of their Office 365 experience.

(Source: VIR)