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Learn about "The Cloud", how it works, and examples of how to use it.
Learn about "The Cloud", how it works, and examples of how to use it.
Linking devices with "the cloud"
Linking devices with "the cloud"
You can think of "The Cloud" as being a safe place to store your data and accessing various services. You can rely on it to be the primary home of your data that can be accessed from all of your computing devices. Apart from your data being readily available you don't need to worry about backing it up as the different service providers will attend to that for you.
The cloud allows all of your connected devices to work together in a seamless way. This means that changes made by one device will be automatically synchronised to other devices immediately [or when they are next online] so that you will always be working with the most up to date version of your data. There are many cloud service providers and you can use as many as you require.
Presentation: A quick overview of what is meant by "The Cloud"
Presentation: A quick overview of what is meant by "The Cloud"
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Presentation: More detailed view "The Cloud" vs "Local" data storage locations
Presentation: More detailed view "The Cloud" vs "Local" data storage locations
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Pro's and Con's of Client software vs. web browser
Pro's and Con's of Client software vs. web browser
Click here to read an article called "Client software vs. web browser – what's the difference?" that points out the key pro's and con's.
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