Microsoft said to be working on a cross platform virtual clipboard app called OneClip
Microsoft is working on a cross-platform clipboard app that will allow you to take notes on a virtual clipboard, and have that clipboard accessible by devices running a myriad of other platforms. The name of the app is OneClip and the Windows and Windows Phone flavored versions of it are currently being tested internally by Microsoft.
According to a description of the app leaked by Twitter member @h0x0d, OneClip will let you store a screenshot, a phone number, an address or any important information. When the time comes that you need to have this information at your fingertips, OneClip will allow you to access it regardless if you're using an iOS, Android, Windows or Windows Phone device.
OneClip sounds like it could be very useful. The internal beta has garnered a 5-star rating from 12 reviews on the Windows Phone Store. It is unknown at this point when we will see Microsoft release the app, but it sure sounds like something that will find a large number of users as soon as it hits the various app stores.
"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"-Leaked description of OneClip app from Microsoft
OneClip sounds like it could be very useful. The internal beta has garnered a 5-star rating from 12 reviews on the Windows Phone Store. It is unknown at this point when we will see Microsoft release the app, but it sure sounds like something that will find a large number of users as soon as it hits the various app stores.
source: @h0x0d, PCMag
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