There’s no day like today for the titans of tech to beef up their respective clouds with abandon. First, Google went and updated Chrome’s Cloud Print with the convenience of FedEx and now Microsoft’s taking a spin at the remote wheel, enhancing its SkyDrive service with support for ODF (Open Document Format) — an XML-based file type for documents and spreadsheets — and an increased browser upload cap of 300MB. Twitter also gets a nod or two in this feature refresh, as users entrenched in Redmond’s ecosystem will have the ability to share to the social service, in addition to sending out shortened image links. We’d normally advise you to check out the release for more info, but the tech company’s kept this missive short and sweet. See for yourself at the source below.
Microsoft updates SkyDrive with support for ODF, Twitter originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 18 Apr 2012 19:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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