Microsoft comes up with improvements for OneDrive adding the file size limit to 10 GB!

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Microsoft doesn’t stop surprising us, this time coming up with the coolest updates for OneDrive! This problem has probably been one of the most essential and significant things about OneDrive that the users had to face quite frequently. So the frustratingly small file size limit of 2 GB is already a history, since now the maximum file size of OneDrive is expanded to 10 GB! 

As a bonus Microsoft is also adding some cool new features to OneDrive for PC and Mac users, thus increasing the maximum number of files that can be stored or downloaded at a time. "In internal tests, this parallel syncing netted an approximately threefold increase in syncing speed," Microsoft officially stated. What adds to this function further, according to Microsoft is that, "By simply right-clicking the item or items you'd like to share, you'll see a 'Share a OneDrive link' option that will create a sharing link and add it to your Clipboard. From there, you can paste it directly into an email, IM, or other message."

Finally, to take everything even further, the official announcement of Microsoft also states, "We're pleased to announce that today we're releasing the ability for you to drag folders directly into OneDrive.com from browsers where folder dragging/dropping is supported (specifically Google Chrome)."

So try out these cool new features and functions with your Windows Phone too and keep following the updates from Microsoft and Windows Phone with us!

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