14 DAY TRIAL // Microsoft has just updated its OneDrive client for Windows Phone, but the latest version doesn't come with any new features.
The Redmond-based company released quite a few updates for OneDrive on all major platforms, including Android and iOS. However, the Windows Phone version should be the most advanced of all.
According to the official changelog, the new update bumps OneDrive app to version 4.10 and brings only small changes that don't really have a great impact on the look or performance of the application.
Still, it's the little things that count, so the latest update adds some “bug fixes and performance improvements.” No additional details on any of these have been shared, so we must assume these are only minor enhancements and under-the-hood changes.
You can now download OneDrive for Windows Phone 4.10 for free via Windows Phone Store. The application has been confirmed to work on all devices powered by Windows Phone 7.5 and up.
Keep in mind that in order to sign in to OneDrive for Business, your company needs to have a qualifying SharePoint online or Office 365 business subscription plan. You won't be able to sing in with an account from an on-premises directory.