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Since OneDrive is integrated to Microsoft Office Online (and now with Windows 8 as well), you can view your documents (Word, Excel, PDF, etc.) online without downloading them to your PC.įree Storage: 15 GB (+ 3 GB extra storage when you activate camera roll backup) Also, you can access the network locations as well if they’re included in your PC’s libraries or if they’re mapped as drives. In other words, if you have installed OneDrive desktop on your PC then you can use fetch files feature to access all your files on that PC from another computer even if it’s not there in your OneDrive folder. You can access all the files on your PC from another computer using OneDrive website. OneDrive supports remote access to your PC. Also, sharing files with friends is not as simple as in Dropbox or Google Drive. It’s simply not user friendly and not uniform at all. But what I really don’t like about OneDrive is their URL structure. I really love OneDrive apps ( yes, it’s my preferred cloud storage service) and its interface. Microsoft OneDrive (formerly Microsoft SkyDrive) So I’m going to compare the top cloud storage services once again to reflect the updates (for instance, Microsoft SkyDrive was rebranded as OneDrive) and new services (like Box.net, Mega, and iCloud Drive). I have already compared the best cloud storage services back in 2012 but things changed a lot ever since. It means that you can upload your documents from your PC to the cloud and can instantly access it via your mobile.Ĭomparison: Microsoft OneDrive vs. And yeah, today cloud storage service has become increasingly popular because of their cross-platform support. Also, it can be used as a backup service so that your files are all safe in the cloud even if your computer hard drive crashes. For instance, it can save the disk space on your PC if you store your photos and videos online. A cloud storage service can be useful to you in several ways. If you’re not using it already, then sooner or later you’re going to need it. If you’re an active internet user, it’s more likely that you’re using a cloud storage service (or an online backup service).