Box app updates and adds in OneCloud Feature

Box for Android was recently update yesterday to include their OneCloud feature. This feature has been enjoyed on iOS products for a while now. It essentially let you manage all of your files from a single place using different applications. It is compatible with 50 different applications that are currently available in the Play Store such as FetchNotes, iAnnotate, Docusign Ink and Breezy. It is just another step in the right direction for users to have instant and easy access to the files they need.

“Here is what OneCloud will let you do with your Box app.

• Access, view, edit, share and manage files directly on your Android phone or tablet
• Secure content with file-level encryption, passcode and auto logout when app is closed
• Via Box OneCloud, open and edit Box files in other apps installed on your device
• Save content directly to Box from more than 50+ compatible apps
• Upload multiple images, videos and files from the SD card
• Save files to your SD card for offline access
• Easily share files and folders with links
• Invite colleagues to shared folders and leave comments on files for them (note that you’ll need to grant permission for the app to access your contacts – we only use this permission to quickly retrieve email addresses when you want to invite collaborators, and we do NOT store any contact information on Box’s servers)
• Find content fast with built-in search
• Save files you edit or create in other Android apps to your Box account and access Box files from within other Android apps using the File Picker
• Add a widget or shortcut to a file or folder on your home screen to see updates on files by colleagues

If you haven’t picked the update up yet, be sure to check your My Apps section and snag it today. You can also click or scan the QR code below to get straight to the Box for Android app as well.

Application: Box
Developer: Box
Cost: FREE

Source: Box blog and TheDroidGuy