Samsung deploys new OneDrive experience for Galaxy Note10 and Note10 +

During the launch of the two most anticipated flagship models in 2019: Galaxy Note10 and Note10 + in August, the Korean manufacturer announced that it would replace the homegrown Samsung Cloud platform that is being integrated. on its current devices with the Microsoft OneDrive cloud platform in new Galaxy devices.

As planned, Samsung is currently testing OneDrive for Galaxy Note10 and Note10 + devices first in two fastidious markets: Europe and the United States before deciding to make changes around the world. gender or not.

By replacing Samsung Cloud with Microsoft OneDrive, the Gallery app on Galaxy phones will now come with its own OneDrive, allowing you to sync photos and videos across devices in a very convenient way, fast. Once the media files have been backed up, users can easily access them for playback or download via the OneDrive web platform from any mobile device, PC and Mac, all you need is a connection. Internet.

According to the roadmap, next year, Microsoft will continue to announce a new online photo management experience through OneDrive, allowing photos / videos to be displayed faster and more visually than ever, while also allowing you to navigate the store. Data stored by convenient timeline bar.

User data plans will remain the same after transferring from Samsung Cloud to OneDrive. For Galaxy phone users who are using OneDrive for the first time, Microsoft will offer a free 5GB plan. If you need more storage, you can buy it directly from Microsoft.

OneDrive is one of the most popular and used cloud storage platforms in the world today. This service allows users to sync or access data from the web browser as well as applications on smartphones anytime, anywhere, just need an internet connection. The arrival of OneDrive on Galaxy smartphones will give Samsung phone users an additional quality data storage option, alongside Android's default Google Drive app.