Hoje Windows SkyDrive vivo sae do Tag “Beta” atrás - introduzindo 5GB do armazenamento para seus usuários e tornando-se disponível em 35 países e regiões novos. Leia o anúncio vivo do lançamento de Windows SkyDrive de seu blog da equipe!

No alto de estar disponível aos usuários nos Estados Unidos, no Reino Unido, e no India, Windows SkyDrive vivo está agora disponível nos seguintes 35 países e regiões:

Argentina, Austrália, Áustria, Bélgica, Brasil, Bolívia, Canadá, Chile, Colômbia, Dinamarca, república Dominican, Equador, Salvador de EL, France, Finlandia, Guatemala, Honduras, Italy, Japão, Coreia, México, os Países Baixos, Nova Zelândia, Nicarágua, Noruega, Panamá, Paraguai, Peru, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Formosa, e Turquia.

Com o 5GB do armazenamento, você pode armazenar bastante seus fotos, música, originais do escritório e mais. Eu mencionei que o 5GB do armazenamento está também livre?

Para aqueles que foram Windows testando beta SkyDrive vivo - com lançamento de hoje você pode esperar ver melhorias com o backend que a ajuda melhora o desempenho no alto do aumento a 5GB do armazenamento de 1GB previamente.

Aqui na experiência Blog de Windows, eu uso Windows SkyDrive vivo hospedar as limas de OPML para o meu ...

Hoje, Windows SkyDrive vivo recebeu alguns updates ao serviço - including todos agora que tem 1GB do armazenamento. Aquele é dobro o que era previamente lá. Junto com o armazenamento aumentado, a equipe de SkyDrive incluiu algumas mais coisas worth fazer exame da nota de:

Alimentações de RSS em dobradores públicos: Os usuários podem agora subscrever a uma alimentação de RSS para seus dobradores públicos. Isto permite que os povos mantenham-se a par de cada um - outras limas públicas e permaneçam-se modernos com o que uploaded. Você pode subscrever ao dobrador público de SkyDrive do nosso Blog da equipe de Windows Vista aqui.

Veja quem uploaded uma lima: you can now check out and see who has uploaded specific files to your shared folders in SkyDrive. I have quite a few shared folders which are shared out to large groups of friends - it is great to be able to see which files were uploaded by whom.

Add a contact directly within SkyDrive: you can now add a friend via Windows Live SkyDrive instead of having to go to Windows Live Messenger or Windows Live Hotmail.

Expect to see fixes and tweaks across the board. You’ll also notice that the

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Today, Windows Live SkyDrive has received some updates to the service - including everyone now having 1GB of storage. That’s double what was previously there. Along with increased storage, the SkyDrive Team has included a few more things worth taking Read More……(read more)

Today Microsoft is announcing the final product name for what was previously known as Windows Live Folders. Windows Live SkyDrive gets not only its final product name but also a few new features and enhanced UI reflecting changes coming across many of the Windows Live services including Windows Live Spaces.

So what’s Windows Live SkyDrive? Windows Live SkyDrive is a brand new Windows Live service that gives users 500MB of web space for the storing and sharing of files. Think of it as a personal “harddrive” on the internet - or “the cloud”. By default, you get several protected directories which you can store your files in. These directories are completed protected from the public. Only you can view them. However, Windows Live SkyDrive allows you create or choose specific folders to share with everyone (Public folders) or specific people on your Windows Live Contacts list. You can set specific permissions for those viewing your folders as well - such as someone who can contribute (add and remove files) or someone who is simply just a reader. Your Public folder allows ONLY reader permissions for the public in viewing files within the folder. No need

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Today Microsoft is announcing the final product name for what was previously known as Windows Live Folders. Windows Live SkyDrive gets not only its final product name but also a few new features and enhanced UI reflecting changes coming across many of Read More……(read more)