As many of you know, Microsoft is working hard these weeks with the updates for Windows 10 Desktop and Windows 10 Mobile, so the news comes to us incessantly. OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud, which was first born as a companion to Microsoft Office, but which is becoming more and more a popular service in the style of Dropbox or Google Drive. In this case, Windows 10 Mobile does have its native OneDrive application, and in the latest build of Windows 10 we will also have it in Windows 10 for desktop. This movement of Microsoft will significantly expand the functionalities of its cloud and it will encourage many users to take advantage of it.
Thus, OneDrive gains a fully integrated file manager, like the one we have for example in Dropbox and which is the key to its popularity. Sharing and adding files has never been so easy, it is the good thing about other services, which are integrated into the system and are nothing more than a simple folder. Microsoft has wanted to take this step with OneDrive, and blessed step, OneDrive users around the world are welcome, plus it makes it much easier to use for those users who basically use OneDrive for Microsoft Office file storage and management functions.
The changes will begin to be seen soon on both PCs and tablets with Windows 10, without forgetting of course the Surface ranges. In addition, it will allow us to restore files directly from the recycle bin, as well as take advantage of all the functions of drag and drop files from any sector on the hard drive. Once the files are dragged into the OneDrive folder, they will automatically start uploading. We can also access recent documents created with Office applications, so that we do not easily lose any files, as well as the search systems of Windows 10, a total integration.