Enhanced support for dragging and dropping files.
Microsoft has released a batch of new features for its cloud storage service SkyDrive.
Users can now move files within SkyDrive to other folders through dragging and dropping them to a specific location on the breadcrumb bar. Users who own touch-screen devices will now be able to select a single file by tapping it or multiple files by swiping them to the left or right.
The search engine giant has also made it easier to share one's SkyDrive files. Users can select a file and click the Sharing option from the command bar or the right-click popup menu, which will display the various methods of sharing that file such as e-mail, Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn.
Additionally, Microsoft applied improvements "under the hood" in order to enhance the speed and reliability of SkyDrive.
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyclay/2012/07/19/is-microsoft-spying-on-skydrive-users/
Hit the nail on the head with that word.
True !
Sort of like what Mesh does now (it's being discontinued in February).
I didn't think MS was a search engine giant...Google yes, MS no.
The skydrive app (desktop version) allows you to select which files you want on that computer. It makes a separate skydrive folder under your user account.
The skydrive application creates a folder under your user account and allows you to select which folders you want synced on your computer.
It already does this.
Install the local Skydrive client onto your computer, then go to Windows Explorer, right click on "Documents", select 'Location' then move the folder to skydrive on multiple machines. I have been doing this for over a year on my work computer, netbook, and 2 home PCs and there has only once been a conflict where it could not figure out what revision of a file I wanted to keep.
When you change something on one computer, it will change it on the other machines very quickly the next time you log in. Just do not use the same file on multiple computers concurrently, otherwise you will have some issues.
Very handy.
and so what are you hiding on your computer
MS powers Bing and Yahoo and has over 12% market share. While this may not seem like a lot compared to Google's 80%+, when you consider the amount of searches done across most of the world in any given day, 12% of those is still a lot.
Everyone complaining like this.... do you use gmail, chrome, android, etc?
Hitler could only have dreamed of "the cloud"... it would have been a wet one indeed.
ini hitler's time, people would have been "hiding" family photos with any visible dipctions of jewish culture.
What will the next oppressive regime target, and do you think you can predict what innocuous and arbitrary subject matter will be used against you or your children or your children's children to destroy their life?
try thinking with that brain of yours and shame on you for defending "cloud" anything
the soultion to these problems is rit around the corner with the "freedom box"... look it up
try youtube