Starting right meow, Microsoft’s official SkyDrive application is available on Google Play for Android devices. If you’re unfamiliar with SkyDrive, think of it as Dropbox or Box, but made by Microsoft. Once signed in to your Microsoft account, you’ll be given access to 7GB of cloud storage and it also allows for instant upload for easy access of files on multiple devices or computers. 

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It’s the first day of release, so we’re going to hang in there until Microsoft pushes out some other features that will make it more desirable.

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Microsoft’s Official SkyDrive Application Made Available for Android is a post from: Droid Life

The Microsoft SkyDrive team announced today that they have built an Android app which will be available in the coming weeks. After releasing a newly revamped web version of SkyDrive, along with new Windows and OSX clients, they mentioned that this new Android app will allow users to “browse your SkyDrive, upload files to SkyDrive, as well as share SkyDrive files with “Send a link.” You’ll also be able to open SkyDrive files from other apps, as well as upload, save, and share to SkyDrive from other apps.”

For those not familiar with SkyDrive, simply think of it as a cloud storage service similar to Google Drive or Dropbox, but built by Microsoft. 

Here are a couple of screenshots from the app:

A look at the new web SkyDrive:

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Via:  Inside SkyDrive

Microsoft SkyDrive App Coming Soon to Android is a post from: Droid Life