Microsoft is developing new cross platform productivity apps OneClip and revolve. Both of these apps are currently in internal beta.
The app is currently in internal beta, yet there are a bunch of reviews on the windows phone version. You can download it from here
Here is how the app is described on windows store:
Here are a bunch of screenshots from the app:
Revolve is designed to integrate aspects of a calendar and contact manager, and presents users with information about people they're going to meet with that the app collects from multiple sources.
ZDnet's Mary Jo Foely says
Even though we can download these apps from the store now, we are not able to login to the apps because currently only @Microsoft.com email accounts are allowed.
Source: WalkingCat
OneClip:
OneClip is a cross device cloud clipboard for windows,windows phone iOS and Android. The app will allow user to copy once and paste anywhere. Let it be photos, text, phone numbers etc,..The app is currently in internal beta, yet there are a bunch of reviews on the windows phone version. You can download it from here
Here is how the app is described on windows store:
With OneClip, it's easy to get back to the stuff you've seen and used. It might be a photo you took, a screenshot you made, a phone number or address you copied on your PC (and really need now while you're on the run) or just an important piece of text. OneClip makes this available to you automatically, on your behalf, on all your devices. A cross device, secure, intelligent clipboard in the cloud. Why didn't anyone think of this earlier?According to reviews OneClip is working great. If you are interested in testing the apps out you can get the installation file for android, iOS, windows and windows phone from here.
Here are a bunch of screenshots from the app:
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| Launch screen |
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| you need an @microsoft.com email | to login |
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| If you have installed it on other device you can login with a code |
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| Terms of conditions for installing the app on pc |
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| This is how the initial launch screen will look like on pc |
Revolve:
Revolve app is first developed as part of Microsoft's garage apps and being released as an iOS app. The windows phone version of this app is now in Internal beta.Revolve is designed to integrate aspects of a calendar and contact manager, and presents users with information about people they're going to meet with that the app collects from multiple sources.
ZDnet's Mary Jo Foely says
As revolve is a garage app it may or may not become an official microsoft app. As of last fall, the mission of Microsoft's Garage was to bring out side-project apps, plus consumer-focused apps from various parts of the company, on an experimental, cross-platform basis.Here is how revolve app looks like:
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| Launch screen |
Source: WalkingCat