If we talk about the number of downloads from the Play Store, we can make different classifications. On the one hand we find the applications that have exceeded XNUMX billion downloads and on the other hand we find those that have been downloads more than five billion downloads. In this second classification we find the majority of Google applications.
In the club of one billion downloads, we find applications such as Snapchat, TikTok, Facebook, Microsoft Word and OneDrive, the latter has just joined the select club of applications that have exceeded one billion downloads, a milestone within the reach of very few applications.
OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud storage service, a service that if we take into account the number of application downloads should work like a charm, although not one of the most popular services, at least initially. In this way, OneDrive becomes the second application to overcome the barrier of one billion downloads, after Microsoft Word, an application that achieved it last year.
The number of OneDrive downloads are without a doubt impressive. This application is pre-installed in some of the terminals that reach the market. Last year around this time, OneDrive had been downloaded to 500 million devices, so in just one year, it has managed to double that figure.
Being Office applications one of the best office solutions that we currently have available on the market, OneDrive has become an important tool within this ecosystem, so it is not so strange to see how the download figures have risen in just one year, placing the final figure at more than one billion downloads.
OneDrive is available for download completely free of charge Through the link that I leave at the end of this article and it offers us 5GB of storage for free. The prices of the different storage plans are very similar to those that we can currently find both in Google, Dropbox and Apple's iCloud.
