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you have to be a member to access it.
there is up to 500GB of storage.
you can access it from anywhere you are.

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pCloud is a free cloud storage service that offers 10 GB of space. Conditions can be met to increase it to 20 GB at no cost. Share folders and files with anyone, copy social media photos to your account, and manage everything in between with a mobile app, through a web interface, and using a desktop programe.

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An external hard drive is a portable device that you can store anything onto and move it to any device. You can purchase different storage amounts, the bigger the storage the higher the cost.
Negatives -
Break easily
Cost a lot

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A pen drive is a portable storage device. The pen drive was made to replace the floppy drives and have become the most popular data storage device. Their storage capacities range from 8-32 Gb and can be used to store graphics - heavy documents, photos, music files and video clips. It is plugged into a USB port

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Dropbox

·         Dropbox is a personal cloud storage service that is used for file sharing and collaboration

·         The dropbox application is available for windows, macintosh and linux desktop operating systems

Positives

·         It is a safe place to save and backup your storage and info

·         Its free to use

Negatives

·         You have to have internet to use the application

dropbox quick start tutorial-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29qfd5zDU8A

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Cloud Storage is a server used worldwide that we can access anywhere as long as we have an internet connection.
Negatives-
The companies can be purchased by larger companies.
The companies have a chance of going bankrupt

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Google Drive is a cloud storage method, that is universal across devices, for e.g it can be used on Apple and Android. It allows users to save information, and then send their saved information where ever they please.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?ei=jz1TWrGgIKmOgAb7k5fgBg&q=definition+of+google+drive&oq=definition+of+google+drive&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i13k1.2709.10757.0.10962.34.26.1.0.0.0.324.3190.0j1j10j2.13.0..2..0...1.1.64.psy-ab..21.13.2969...0j0i67k1j0i131k1j0i131i46k1j46i131k1.0.3ut-79OzeMo

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pCloud Drive is a desktop application that creates a secure virtual drive on your computer, which you can use to easily store, access and work with your files in the cloud.

You can use P-cloud on

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The internal hardrive in a pc is called a hard disk drive, hard disk or hard drive.
The hard drive in your pc can only be accessed by someone on your computer.
If someone on a different computer or device wanted to access the hard drive on your pc they can't.
- one disadvantage of storing data on the hard drive, you can only access it from the computer you saved it on.
- One advantage of storing data on the hard drive on your computer is you dont need the internet to use it.

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See share and organise your files on your phone with the Amazon Drive app . Save secure back up copies of your work . https://www.amazon.co.uk/b?ie=UTF8&node=13065361031
Thats all you need is a email and password .
You can acsess it anywhere.
youve got to be a member.
no more than 5gb of storage is free

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SD card is a type of memory card typically used in digital cameras and other portable devices. but the problems with having a SD card is that you can brake it so you could get a case for the SD card

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One Drive is automatically given to anyone with access to the internet or with a windows PC (running windows 10) or a Microsoft account. Accessible with any hand held device witch is connected to the internet
- easy to use
-fast
-safe to use
-secure
- free to use
gives you a free 15gb of storage to start of and a chance to earn more storage the longer you use it.
http://www.reactcp.co.uk/pros-and-cons-of-onedrive/