SkyDrive has several updates, including a new timeline view of photos you have all across your SkyDrive.

After a very long wait, Outlook.com Calendar is finally Metro-ized.

SkyDrive app on iOS is finally updated, paving the way for Office on iPad maybe?

Outlook.com is now live. There is much to like in the service, but a long way to catch up with GMail on feature set.

Twitter is now showing pictures posted on SkyDrive inline, much like other photo services such as Twitpic, YFrog, etc.

Here is a tip to avoid large data download when installing SkyDrive desktop application on a new PC (or simply, a new install).

Microsoft is shifting from being a software company to a devices and services company. Welcome to the Modern Microsoft.

Microsoft has finally launched the much-awaited SkyDrive app for Android devices. SkyDrive for Android allows you to upload multiple photos and videos directly from your smartphone.

In addition to iPhone, iPad, Windows OS, OS X, Windows Phone, the SkyDrive team will soon be releasing an Android app.

It’s an app, no it’s a website. It’s the modern SkyDrive.

Today, Microsoft announced a modern approach to email called Outlook.com

The SkyDrive team has an interesting proposition for you: write about SkyDrive, get perks. Do you qualify?

New SkyDrive logo breaks away from Microsoft’s Windows Live branding.

Microsoft’s cloud storage service, SkyDrive, has received several updates in past few weeks, and the progressive updates continue to integrate it well across Windows Phone and Windows. Recently, SkyDrive enabled shortened URLs for these links using the new sdrv.ms domain.

Developers can use APIs to build Android clients and users will be seeing more of SkyDrive on the big screen.