OneDrive for iOS will support offline storage by the end of this year for use with both Microsoft's consumer and business storage services, following the company's launch of that feature on Android earlier in 2015. People who use Microsoft's iOS apps also have some new features to look forward to.
Double-clicking on a file from OneDrive for Business inside the Windows File Explorer won't allow users to work on it with other people in real time. In addition, people who want to use OneDrive for Business to enable real-time collaboration on documents in the Word 2016 client app will have to open any document they collaborate on in either the applications File > Open menu or through the OneDrive for Business web interface.
That's because the new client doesn't support some of the features that are built into the old one, most notably syncing with SharePoint and OneDrive for Business at the same time. Unfortunately, it also means that some organizations will have to hold off on deploying it, or use it alongside the existing old sync client - both things that Microsoft supports at the moment. That's good news in terms of the product's present capabilities along with its capacity for future updates, since improvements to Microsoft's consumer storage product can filter out to business users. It's supposed to be faster and more reliable, in addition to including new features like the ability to selectively sync only certain files and folders from Microsoft's cloud onto a local device. With the release of this sync client, OneDrive for Business is now using the same syncing code that powers the consumer version of OneDrive. The latter is a major shift for OneDrive for Business, which previously only offered a sync client on Windows. It's also compatible with Windows 7, 8.1 and 10, along with Mac OS versions 10.9 and later.
OneDrive for Business entered the next stage of its evolution on Wednesday when Microsoft launched a series of updates that are aimed at improving its cloud storage and productivity service for businesses and other large organizations.įirst and most importantly, the company launched its next-generation OneDrive for Business sync client Wednesday, which should bring increased speed and reliability to the experience of using Microsoft's enterprise cloud storage on a computer.
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