Cache is a new application launched by Microsoft for users of the iOS platform, with the role of allowing us to create bookmarks for anything we find on the Internet. The application synchronizes data between PC and smartphone through Microsoft servers, so we have all the content where it is needed, without much effort.
Cache comes into a world where there are a lot of applications of this kind, but Microsoft is trying to attract new users with a system that is widely used by people. Unlike other applications, Cache can record pieces of text, images, web pages, similar materials and notes that we can make directly from mobile terminals.
Basically, this new application called Cache wants to offer us a complete experience of saving interesting content from the Internet, or at least that's what we're told now. Cache is designed to work on multiple platforms, and it allows us to organize the entire content in a much easier to understand and manage format.
Those from Microsoft have created a very friendly interface in which the information is displayed, so that we can very quickly find everything we have saved, regardless of where we access the data. An intelligent system implemented in the application also records the location or terminal from where we copied the content, so we can quickly return to the original source.
"Keep multiple clips and reuse them later. The clipboard history in Cache keeps track of everything you copy and shows you a timeline of your clips so you can quickly remember that thing from three hours ago. Create collections to group clips you want to save. You can organize content you copy by projects, clients, tasks, or ideas, so you can easily see everything related together."
The Cache application from Microsoft is currently available in beta format, and to be able to try it, you will have to register in this page.
