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"Microsoft has launched its OneDrive service across all platforms. The cloud storage solution is a rebranded version of SkyDrive, which the computing giant was forced to rename following a trademark dispute with BSkyB.  OneDrive comes with a raft of new features and is available for all devices besides those running Windows 8.1, as Microsoft&amp;#039;s latest OS requires a separate update to its embedded app. Android users can now set their camera app to automatically back up photos to the cloud, a feature that has been available for iOS and Windows for some time. OneDrive account holders can also collaborate on cloud documents in real-time, unlike before when individuals could only edit shared content independently.  Video sharing has been improved with the introduction of on-the-move transcoding, meaning that the quality of an uploaded clip will be adjusted depending on connection speeds to ensure optimal streaming on each device. Sharing has also been simplified and Facebook integration has been improved, enabling users to select the social network as a location to post content links to. OneDrive offers 7GB storage space for free, with an additional 3GB unlocked when users set their smartphone to automatically upload content to the service.      Those who sign up based on an existing user&amp;#039;s recommendation will earn an additional 500MB for both themselves and the user. Users with high storage requirements can sign up to a range of subscription offers, with 50GB available for \u00A316 a year, 100GB for \u00A332 a year, and 200GB for \u00A364 a year. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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