Microsoft has updated its OneDrive cloud storage app for iPhone and iPad devices with a number of new features, chief among them a new Photos view that allows users to see all of their stored images.
Here's the change log for the new 4.4.2 update:
- Updated Shared view
- A new Photos view of all the photos in your OneDrive (note: You can still find all your screenshots in your Camera Roll folder)
- The ability to select multiple files to share together
- File and folder search
- New account setup within the app
- Bug fixes and stability improvements
What do you think of these new additions to the OneDrive app?
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