OneDrive allows you to automatically save your files to the cloud allocating more space for more apps on your device easily. Just like Microsoft’s OneDrive for the computer, with the mobile OneDrive app, you can say goodbye to the hassle of moving photos, videos, and files from your local device’s storage to multiple MicroSD cards (or floppy disks). This is available both on Android and the web.Have you ever had to go through your phone to delete photos or videos because you did not have enough space to add an app? If so, then read on. For example, OneDrive will automatically create a dedicated folder for images that you've saved from Facebook.įinally, there's a new option to filter your view so you see images only from the Pictures folder in OneDrive or all of the photos saved in it. The app is also gaining a new setting that will automatically create folders based on the source of photos. This option will go live within the next two months. On Android, the app is also adding the ability to organize photos by date and group them by month or year.

In addition to the editing tools, OneDrive now lets you cast your photos and videos from your phone to your TV with Chromecast. The software giant also vowed to bring these features to iOS later this year. Microsoft expects to launch these options on OneDrive for work and school accounts this summer. The rollout is gradual, and the photo editing tools are currently available only to OneDrive personal accounts. For photos with low contrast or dull colors, you can adjust their brightness, exposure, contrast, shadows, highlights, and color saturation.įor now, these capabilities are rolling out to OneDrive's web version as well as to mobile devices running Android 6.0 or higher with the OneDrive app version 6.30 or later. There's also an option to rotate an image to the left or right by 90 degrees, with incremental degree rotations to adjust tilted photos.

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