Files On-Demand: Instead of keeping two copies of every file - one on your computer, one on OneDrive's servers - you can mark files as "online only," which keeps them on OneDrive's servers but not on your computer while still being able to access them as needed. File History: Any file stored on OneDrive, whether it's an Office file or not, has all changes tracked for 30 days, and you can be revert changes to any of those snapshots at any time. OneDrive has two life-changing features to know about: But if you regularly deal with DOCX, XLSX, or PPTX formats (for school, work, etc.), then you're better off with OneDrive and Office Online. If you're working alone, then this doesn't matter much - you can pick between Office Online and Google Docs depending on your personal preferences. OneNote notebooks can also be accessed through OneNote Online. Office documents stored on OneDrive can be opened, edited, and shared with Microsoft's free online suite: Word Online, Excel Online, and PowerPoint Online. It is the most convenient cloud storage service for personal users, who store a few photos, videos and audio files. 
If you aren't careful, you could easily surpass 1GB or more and eat into your free capacity. This is worth bearing in mind because OneNote notebooks can take up quite a bit of space if you load them up with images, web clips, attachments, etc. If you use both OneDrive and OneNote on the same Microsoft Account, then they share the same storage limit - unless you use the paid version of OneNote and save your notebooks offline ("locally stored").
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