Liveside: Rumors about Microsoft bringing a cloud music playing to SkyDrive had been floating around for a long time. Back in May 2011 when Microsoft first announced Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango”, we reported on some indications that “Mango” might support music streaming from SkyDrive (although later denied by Microsoft). Later on during E3 2012, Microsoft announced the Xbox Music service, and speculations of music integration in SkyDrive had surfaced once again, with sightings of music album arts appearing in SkyDrive folders.
Point games: On the occasion of winter holidays as Microsoft began to send users who have Windows Phone, email invitations so that they can activate the use of 20 GB in SkyDrive.
this is good! wish i had this for my andriod i seem to have disappearing internal memory syndrome LOL my 16 gb internal has 2 gigs of movies and 1 gig of apps and i only have 1.5 gigs free???? thanks Note 1 i guess samsung is tryna make me upgrade
TechCrunch- With the launch of Windows 8.1 just around the corner, Microsoft today announced a new storage option for SkyDrive. The cloud storage service, which is now a built-in Windows 8.1 feature, now offers a 200GB storage plan for $100 per year. Until today, the largest paid storage upgrade Microsoft offered was 100GB for $50 per year.
ReadWrite: Microsoft denied that it provides the U.S. government (or any other) with "blanket or direct access to SkyDrive, Outlook.com, Skype, or any Microsoft product." The company issued its statement in response to a Guardian report yesterday that alleged Skype has been funneling user data into the NSA's alleged PRISM surveillance program since 2011.
Microsoft goes further down on my list of favorite companies. Oh, wait, it's already at the bottom.
Shouldn't Samsung be at the bottom of your list? I mean, having that avatar has to mean something, right?
according to reports Microsoft was the first to get in bed with the NSA.... Microsoft thanks you for buying a Kinect.
