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This document discusses cloud storage, its advantages and disadvantages, and options for free or low-cost cloud storage services. It notes that cloud storage allows access to files from anywhere, requires less storage space on devices, and serves as a backup. However, internet access is needed and sharing files isn't always desirable. Popular cloud drive services mentioned include Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive, Box and SugarSync. Other cloud options include iCloud, Amazon Cloud Drive and Evernote.
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