Sweet ! Now this is awesome esp w./ the fast upload n download speeds that I got when I tried it today.
Since this is Live’s service.. I dont think there is much of a chance of this service going down.
Even though its 50Mb limit per file.. this is good 
There are some feature’s which they need to add like the file moving feature. Like once u upload a file to specific directory its stuck there. and there is only 5 files per session
like it goes w/ all free services.. Just DONT upload sensitive files. Keep your photos old Mp3 n stuff here,,,
Windows SkyDrive is a nice little online storage spot to dump some of your files you’d like to be able to grab anytime, anywhere. Open to of course, Windows Live (Passport) customers all it takes is a simple visit and login and you’re up and running. They’re offering 5GB of space which is a nice chunk of storage to dump all your important files of all types.
Getting Started
To get started, point your browser to SkyDrive and sign in. You’ll have to have a Windows Live (Passport) account to use their services. Once you sign in and accept the EULA, you’ll be able to get started uploading some of your important backup files.
SkyDrive Dropbox
The SkyDrive dropbox is easy to navigate and look at with all the shortcuts at a simple glance. Listed below are the folders I have.
The personal folders have a default setting of not sharing their contents. This is of course the security level that most users are going to want to stick with. One nice feature is the “Public Folders” section whereby you can upload anything and make it visible to the world or just a select few of your contacts. The default for the “Public Folders” is obviously, viewable to all.
