Cloud computing is the practice of using remote servers on the Internet to store, manage, and process data instead of local hardware. Popular cloud services include Dropbox for file sharing and storage, Google Drive for file backup and collaboration, Facebook for social networking, Twitter for sharing short messages, and Tumblr for microblogging and multimedia content. These services allow users to access and share files, photos, videos and other information from any device with Internet access.

2. Cloud Computing
the practice of using a network
of remote servers hosted on the
Internet to store, manage, and
process data, rather than a local
server or a personal computer.

3. DROPBOX GOOGLE DRIVE
 Dropbox is a file hosting
service operated by
American company
Dropbox, Inc.,
headquartered in San
Francisco, California, that
offers cloud storage, file
synchronization, personal
cloud, and client software
 simplifies the way you
create, share and collaborate.
Bring your photos, docs, and
videos anywhere and keep
your files safe.
 Google Drive is a safe place
for all your files and puts
them within reach from any
smartphone, tablet, or
computer. Files in Drive –
like your videos, photos, and
documents – are backed up
safely so you can’t lose them.
Once there, you can easily
invite others to view, edit, or
leave comments on any of
your files or folders.

4. computer-mediated
technologies that facilitate the
creation and sharing of
information, ideas, career
interests and other forms of
expression via virtual
communities and networks.

5. FACEBOOK TWITTER
 is an American for-profit
corporation and an online
social media and social
networking service based in
Menlo Park, California
 Twitter is an online news
and social networking
service where users post and
interact with messages,
"tweets", restricted to 140
characters. Registered users
can post tweets, but those
who are unregistered can
only read them

6. TUMBLR
 Tumblr is a microblogging and social
networking website founded by David Karp
in 2007, and owned by Oath Inc. The service
allows users to post multimedia and other
content to a short-form blog. Users can follow
other users' blogs.