The important thing to note is that all existing users of SkyDrive or SkyDrive Pro won’t have to worry about changing anything, or see any service disruptions. The name and logo will just change. While it make take a bit of getting used to, the name OneDrive actually makes sense with Microsoft’s new focus on merging Windows, Windows Phone, Xbox, Office 365 and its other services together. Microsoft’s Ryan Galvin wrote about the name: If you’re heavily invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, this is how you’re already using SkyDrive OneDrive anyway. Hopefully Microsoft does a good job in promoting the new name and service for people that haven’t joined up yet. Here’s a look at the video from Microsoft introducing the new OneDrive:
@Mark: Are you 14 years old? You need to get a grip, and conduct yourself in an acceptable manner. Few of us agree with all the news we read about on the internet. Besides, how could it possibly have a negative impact on you? Learn to express yourself without emotions and temper tantrums. When people read a reply like yours the normal response is to discount it. I don’t even know why I responded to it. Besides, “stupidest” is not even a real word. The term I believe you were looking for was “most stupid”. Comment
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