Export lets you send the actual file via Gmail, attach it to a Facebook post, pin it to a Pinterest board, and more. The Share button gives you a link that you can share anywhere and lets a friend view the file straight from your OneDrive. Tap one or more items to pull up more options, like Delete, Share, Download, and Export. The navigation buttons let you toggle between Tile and List mode, upload a file, create a new folder, and refresh. The Home screen shows all of your files and folders, while your basic controls sit up top (or down below, depending on the orientation of your device). Open up OneDrive, and you'll see a sleek, tiled, Windows 8-style interface. You'll need a Microsoft account to get started. The Android app is free to download, and users get 7GB of free storage. Also, if you have a Windows 8 PC, it's easy to access the OneDrive files you upload from the app thanks to the OneDrive integration in the operating system. Still, it's easy to use and sports a clean design. OneDrive's Android app gives you the same sleek cloud storage as the Windows Phone and iOS apps, albeit with a few less features. Like competitors Dropbox and Google Drive, OneDrive keeps the files you store in it safe in case your phone is lost or your computer hard drive fails.
Microsoft's cloud storage service OneDrive gives you a place to store photos, videos, documents, and other files in the cloud, so you can access them from anywhere, on any of your devices, regardless of the platform they're running.
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