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Microsoft has started testing a new photo story feature in OneDrive, with a clear focus on privacy.

Microsoft’s OneDrive sync client for macOS can now run natively on Apple Silicon Macs, and the long-awaited client should offer better performance than the previous version running through Apple’s Rosetta 2 emulator.

Microsoft has updated its OneDrive sync client for macOS this week to address some complaints regarding the new Files On-Demand experience that a previous update introduced last month.

Well, it took long enough, but Microsoft is finally testing native OneDrive clients on Windows on ARM and M1-based Macs.

Microsoft revealed this week that it will no longer support OneDrive on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 starting on March 1, 2022.

Microsoft announced that it is adding new photo editing features to OneDrive on the web and OneDrive for Android.

One year after Apple shipped its first M1-based Macs, Microsoft plans to finally update OneDrive to run natively on that hardware.

I’ve added a OneDrive feature I call Folder Backup to my daily workflow, which lets me sync some folders outside of OneDrive between my PCs.

Microsoft is now offering a preview of the 64-bit version of OneDrive for Windows for anyone who wishes to test this long-overdue update.

Microsoft announced today that its Immersive Reader is now rolling out to PowerPoint for the web, OneDrive, SharePoint, and MakeCode.

Microsoft has published its latest roadmap for OneDrive, and it has a number of new features on the way, including Dark mode support on the web.

Last week, I explained how I managed my work-related documents and other files. This week, I’m thinking about something even more important.

My approach to file management has evolved over the years, guided by both my own special form of OCD and by major improvements to cloud-based storage services.

I was fascinated by some of the tips I learned speaking with Microsoft 365 users recently. And I’d like to share one that I heard about repeatedly.

Or the cloud service provider of your choice. With a bit of organization, you can minimize the data you need to sync to each PC you use.

Microsoft’s decision to kill OneDrive Fetch isn’t a cause for despair: You can achieve this functionality using another OneDrive feature.

A Microsoft support document notes that OneDrive users will no longer be able to Fetch files from their PC after July 31, 2020.

Microsoft today announced a sweeping set of improvements to its OneDrive cloud storage service for consumers and businesses.

Samsung Access is a new subscription that ties a Galaxy S20 handset to premium support and a Microsoft 365 Personal account.

Microsoft brings the new Fluent Design-inspired look for OneDrive to Android, introduces new dark mode, Recent view, and On This Day feature as part of massive new update.

It is perhaps not coincidental that the coming Windows 10X user experience mimics that provided by Office via multiple entry-points.

Microsoft is working on a major new Outlook feature called Spaces that helps users organize their emails, Office documents, meetings, and more into different virtual spaces.

OneDrive is getting two useful new features: file requests and save for later. But there's a catch: it's only available for business users.

OneDrive for iOS now lets you work on multiple files for viewing and editing at the same time on iPadOS.

Expandable storage on OneDrive is launching today, meaning those with an Office 365 subscription can now expand their 1TB storage in 200GB increments.

Back in June, Microsoft revealed that it would finally offer OneDrive storage tiers above 1 TB, albeit only to paying Office 365 customers.

This week’s Samsung event included a major Microsoft presence that makes the Note 10 launch far more interesting and significant.