You can download OneDrive to Mac and older editions of Windows, install it on Android, iOS, Xbox apps and the Windows Phone. Moreover, you can work on documents in real-time with other people with Office apps, actually seeing edits being made by others. As it’s made for the Windows operating system you can edit photos and other documents from OneDrive on all your Windows applications with ease.

If you want to share your files between Windows devices then it can be done with the smallest amount of effort via OneDrive. Google Drive and One Drive give you 15GB of free space, Box gives you 10B, with a 250MB maximum file size, and Dropbox 3GB. Box is a tad more expensive at $17 a month for the unlimited storage package, with a minimum of 3 users. Dropbox Pro and Dropbox for Business will cost you $10 and $15 respectively per user per month, with a minimum of five users for the business package. Google Drive meanwhile will set you back $10 per month for 1TB of space.

OneDrive is cheaper than its competition, charging just $6.99 a month for its unlimited storage package. Here is a short rundown of this constantly evolving marketplace and the differences in cloud services: Price Wars Microsoft seemed quite jubilant about the move, with Chris Jones, OneDrive corporate VP quite loftily pointing out last week, “Today, storage limits just became a thing of the past with Office 365.”īut one thing we’d like to point out is: size isn’t everything. The consumer cloud space just got a bit more exciting, following the recent announcement by Microsoft that Office 365 subscribers will soon have unlimited storage.

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