Windows Store listing for upcoming universal OneDrive app for Windows 10 spotted

Microsoft's plans to release a universal Windows 10 version of its OneDrive cloud storage app seem to be moving along. A listing that shows such an app has been spotted in the Windows Store.

Don't get too excited, though — the listing shows the publishers as "Internal Beta Account". That likely means Microsoft is testing the OneDrive Windows 10 app among its employees but its not ready to be released to the general public. As a result, most people won't be able to download it, and even those folks that do have the rights to use it will most certainly encounter bugs. It's likely we will have to wait a while before the OneDrive app is fit for public use.

See the listing for the internal OneDrive Windows 10 app in Windows Store

Via: WalkingCat (Twitter)

John Callaham
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