Microsoft takes on Dropbox with major SkyDrive update

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Microsoft takes on Dropbox with major SkyDrive update

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Microsoft has transformed its SkyDrive service from a cloud storage system used through a browser into a Dropbox-like synchronization service that boasts even higher free usage limits.

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You may remember a certain, somewhat anticipated cloud service finally coming in to land in recent days. That wasn't the only news in nebular computing last week, however: perhaps in anticipation of Google's long-rumored Drive service, Microsoft made some updates to the Windows Phone app for its own offering, SkyDrive. This comes not long after the release of desktop SkyDrive applications for Windows and OSX, all suggesting that Redmond's hoping to cut itself as large a slice of the cloud-storage pie as it can, preferably while others are still taking their seats at the table. We spent some time with the latest quiver of tools from Microsoft, to see how they've progressed.

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