onedrive for mac says it's up to date, but it's not

Microsoft’s Xbox Music already has a service for storing your personal collection in the cloud. A free option to upload and stream your own music from OneDrive and Xbox Music will continue to make Xbox Music more visible, plus it will add more value to OneDrive. For those unwilling to fork over the $10 per month for an Xbox Music Pass, Microsoft’s music service will be out of sight and out of mind. The story behind the story: In December, Microsoft is putting an end to its ad supported free option for Xbox Music streaming. Seemingly related image files have also appeared on servers, as first noticed by Windows Central. “Connect OneDrive with Xbox Music and play your personal music files on all your devices,” one of the references says, according to Gilett.

More recently, Microsoft watcher Michael Gilett found references to OneDrive in the source code for the Xbox Music site. Windows Central also reports the new OneDrive-Xbox Music mash-up would be free. Presumably, this folder would eventually be linked to Xbox Music. Windows Central reported on Friday that if you click on a music folder will be automatically created for you in OneDrive. Reports about a OneDrive-Xbox Music mash-up have been circulating since at least May, but recently more tangible signs of the service have been popping up.

Nobody knows exactly when it’s coming, but it appears Microsoft is close to putting an Google Play Music-esque Xbox Music locker inside of OneDrive for personal audio files.

Onedrive for mac says it's up to date, but it's not