SkyDrive For Windows Updated - New Status Window, New Logo
Microsoft has today updated SkyDrive for Windows (Version 16.4.6003.0710), the cloud service that the users find handy to automatically sync their files. Though, except a prominent one, users won't notice most of the changes directly after the update. It is the new status window. Many users wanted to have a way to check the sync status at a glance and now they have it. If a user clicks on SkyDrive in the system tray, this status window will display the time at which the app was last updated. While, if the sync is in progress, the user will see the size of files remaining to be synced.
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What you see above is the new SkyDrive logo, a result of what the Windows team calls their effort to 'deliver a more consistent experience across all of their products.' We would like to read some reviews if you have received the update. Share them through comments.
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What you see above is the new SkyDrive logo, a result of what the Windows team calls their effort to 'deliver a more consistent experience across all of their products.' We would like to read some reviews if you have received the update. Share them through comments.
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