Microsoft's equivalent to Google Drive?

[JaZoN_XD]

I've been using OneDrive for a while now and I've found it quite useful, being able to sync everything on my desktop to my laptop and everything in between, even getting the stuff on my phone. However, I was wondering if they have a similar thing to Google's Drive where you can invite people to make and edit documents and PowerPoint Presentations. I am working on a school project right now and it calls for a PowerPoint Presentation and my group mate wanted to use Google Drive's Presentation so that got me wondering if Microsoft has a similar service for that as well.

 

Thanks!

[typographie]

I think Office 365 does that somehow, but of course it's relatively pricy.

[JaZoN_XD]

I think Office 365 does that somehow, but of course it's relatively pricy.

ah okay

[ShadowCaptain]

ah okay

 

yep 365 is the answer, its not free but its good

[JaZoN_XD]

yep 365 is the answer, its not free but its good

I have Excel, PP and Word downloaded as apps on my phone and all I have to do is sign into my hotmail account and I can use those apps, so is office stuff free on phones or something?

[You_are_a_cunt]

office.com

Basically free but with somewhat limited functionality

[ShadowCaptain]

I have Excel, PP and Word downloaded as apps on my phone and all I have to do is sign into my hotmail account and I can use those apps, so is office stuff free on phones or something?

 

only limited versions afaik

[AresKrieger]

I'd still just use google as you can make more free accounts for storage and have the features you just mentioned for free

[thekeemo]

You could also have your word and pp stuff saved onto one drive.

[Mug]

Yeah, word online has that and it's free. Office 2016 also has it but it costs so not everyone may have it.

[vorticalbox]

just click share on the document and invite people, i don't have a 365 sub and i have class mates from uni ona  few docs

 

 

[typographie]

I have Excel, PP and Word downloaded as apps on my phone and all I have to do is sign into my hotmail account and I can use those apps, so is office stuff free on phones or something?

 

https://products.office.com/en-us/mobile/office

Free for devices smaller than 10.1".

[siddbasskumar]

if you have an office 365 subscription you are given 1 terabyte of cloud storage via one drive which to me is much better than google drive which is more than enough for most. i have only been able to utilize only 5 gigabytes of it yet. 

 https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2375123?hl=en

this one of the best things microsoft is doing. there is no bs of a monthly plan. for about $50 a year you are getting the latest office and a tb of storage. for the same amount of storage one would have to get google drive's monthly plan of $10 a month totaling $120 a year. you can also add 100 gigs for about $2 a month and 200 gigs for $4 a month. 

the best thing about office 365 is that you get the latest version of microsoft office which is way better than any other alternative.

[JaZoN_XD]

if you have an office 365 subscription you are given 1 terabyte of cloud storage via one drive which to me is much better than google drive which is more than enough for most. i have only been able to utilize only 5 gigabytes of it yet. 

 https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2375123?hl=en

this one of the best things microsoft is doing. there is no bs of a monthly plan. for about $50 a year you are getting the latest office and a tb of storage. for the same amount of storage one would have to get google drive's monthly plan of $10 a month totaling $120 a year. you can also add 100 gigs for about $2 a month and 200 gigs for $4 a month. 

the best thing about office 365 is that you get the latest version of microsoft office which is way better than any other alternative.

Ahh, okay thanks

[JaZoN_XD]

office.com

Basically free but with somewhat limited functionality

But the person i'm sharing it with has to have a microsoft account I'm assuming?

[AlTech]

I've been using OneDrive for a while now and I've found it quite useful, being able to sync everything on my desktop to my laptop and everything in between, even getting the stuff on my phone. However, I was wondering if they have a similar thing to Google's Drive where you can invite people to make and edit documents and PowerPoint Presentations. I am working on a school project right now and it calls for a PowerPoint Presentation and my group mate wanted to use Google Drive's Presentation so that got me wondering if Microsoft has a similar service for that as well.

 

Thanks!

There's OFfice Online and included in there is PowerPoint online. 

[AlTech]

But the person i'm sharing it with has to have a microsoft account I'm assuming?

Doesn't have to but if you want to see what he's doing then yes he needs a microsoft account too.

[JaZoN_XD]

Doesn't have to but if you want to see what he's doing then yes he needs a microsoft account too.

ahh thanks