Microsoft aggiorna il suo servizio cloud SkyDrive [Video]

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Posted June 22, 2011 at 11:24am by iClarified

Microsoft sta mostrando i nuovi aggiornamenti effettuati su SkyDrive, il servizio cloud targato Windows che dovrà competere con iCloud.

Costruito utilizzando HTML5, la nuova versione di SkyDrive è più veloce, facile da navigare e migliorata per la visualizzazione delle foto.

Miglioramenti:
● Abbiamo migliorato molte attività di base e scenari. Per esempio, facendo clic sulle cartelle e la navigazione negli album fotografici si passa dai 6-9 secondi fino a 100-300 millisecondi, e abbiamo approfittato della grafica con accelerazione hardware per rendere più veloce lo slideshow delle foto.

● We focused on building a site powered by HTML5 so that we could include advancements like HTML5 Video, CSS3, and client rendered experiences, as well as making sure our slide show experience was great in all browsers without any special software.
● We evaluated and removed anything that slowed the experience down or got in the way of a fast, clean site.
● With Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7, you can pin SkyDrive to your taskbar for faster access to your files. You can create Word, Excel, or PowerPoint docs stored in the cloud in just one click.

Other improvements include making navigational elements and layout consistent with Windows, as well as a new photo browser that makes use of CSS3 to provide automatically rearranging thumbnails and infinite scrolling.

SkyDrive offers 25GB of free space. You can see more in the video below...

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Faizan - June 23, 2011 at 6:41am

Really interesting ;) They also increased the minimum file size to 100 MB even Microsoft occasionally surprise us : D http://www.technorotic.com/2011/06/microsoft-updates-skydrive-the-cloud-service-that-will-compete-with-icloud/

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Don - June 24, 2011 at 7:08am

What a load of shit.... I still can't upload more than 5 files at a time.... Update the msn app as that's pathetically slow... Will these alleged improvements work in chrome..?

DigiHead - June 22, 2011 at 7:23pm

-it's made by microsoft? -no, thanks, some other time! ;)

Justin - June 23, 2011 at 3:41am

It's looks pretty cool. Oh and to the poster above, in guessing your a Mac fanboy.