The sky is blue and the cloud is white. Now, we are going to be reviewing is not the Sky Cloud, but the Internet Cloud. Cloud is a model of data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools. The physical storage spans multiple servers (and often locations), and the physical environment is typically owned and managed by a hosting company.
Simply Put, it is a storage online in the internet.
How Does It Works?
There are the thing called Host Company which provides the storage. Where you Sign Up to their company website next they will provide you with an account to get you started. They usually gives you a free Storage for about 10 GB like Google Drive, or even 100 GB to unlimited GB though it is usually depends on the hosting website.
The Importances Of Cloud Storage
Cloud storage allows you to upload and back up the contents of your Android to an online source. It saving you precious gigabytes of space on your phone or tablet. There are of course the app for it on your phone to let you save your data easier on the cloud. Here is the list:
List of The App
1. Amazon Cloud Drive
Source : play.google.com
Description
Amazon Drive provides easy access to the documents, music, photos and videos that you have stored in Amazon Drive. Store your important files in Amazon Drive and keep them secure even if your Android is lost or damaged. Upload your content to Amazon Drive from any computer and preview, share and enjoy it on all your devices.
Amazon Cloud Drive is a good start for anyone who uses Amazon Prime. Those with Amazon Prime will already get 5GB of free storage along with unlimited backup for photos and videos. You can upgrade to unlimited storage for about $60 per year.
2. OneDrive
Source : play.google.com
Description
Do more wherever you go with Microsoft OneDrive. Get to and share your documents, photos, and other files from your Android device, computer (PC or Mac), and any other devices you use. Use the Office mobile apps to stay productive and work together, no matter where you are. The OneDrive app for Android lets you easily work with your personal and work files when you’re on the go.
OneDrive is a free online storage solution brought to you by Microsoft. As such, OneDrive is primed for use with Microsoft products like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. It features automatic photo and video backup, as well as simple sharing and collaboration features.
3. Box
Source : play.google.com
Description
Winner of PC Magazine’s Editors’ Choice Award: “There are plenty of excellent file-syncing storage services, but, on Android, the Box app takes the cake.”
Securely store, manage and share all your files, photos and documents with 10GB of free cloud storage from Box.
Box.com is an up and comer in the cloud storage world and many apps already include Box integration for users. New users can sign up for personal accounts for free and get 10GB of free storage while $10/month gets you 100GB.