Suddenly a meter, I burst through the window and flattens the computer.

But as you stare into the creator, you smile and think.

At least my photos, music and important documents are stored online in the cloud.

When something is stored in the cloud, that means it's saved on Internet servers instead of on your computer.

It's like having an extra hard drive you can access.

Any time you're connected to the Internet, you can access your files anywhere by using cloud based APS.

Some run inside your computer's Web browser, Thes Air, called Web APS, and some of them can also be installed on your mobile device.

For instance, Google Docks is a cloud based app that you may already use.

It's free, and it allows you to view, create and edit many types of projects.

You can access Google docks from almost any device with an Internet connection.

Since you Onley need a connected device to access the cloud, you can take your files wherever you like.

You can take a photo on your smartphone and upload it to a cloud based photo storage service like Google photos or Dropbox.

Then you can access that photo on any of your other devices, like your computer or TV.

You can even work on a document when you're far away from your desk and share it with anyone you want.

Instantly.

Storing files in the cloud is a great way to protect them from accidents, viruses and mawr.

You can use cloud based storage services like I drive or back blaze to back up the contents of your computer.

Thes services weren't continually and back up automatically this way.

You will always have the most recent versions of your files stored and secure online servers.

If something bad happens to your device, you can easily transfer your backup files from the cloud toe.

Another device.

Whether you're backing up photos and music that you love or using a file on the go, the cloud has a lot to offer.

Plus, when your files are stored in the cloud, you won't need to worry about losing them to a computer malfunction or a rogue meteorite.

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