Five popular cloud computing services in UK media top Flickr

Beijing time December 8 afternoon news, the British "Daily Telegraph" based on the user experience selected the most popular five cloud computing services, Yahoo's photo-sharing site Flickr ranked first. The specific rankings are as follows: Flickr selection reason: Best photo sharing site. Users can upload 300M photos and two video files to Flickr every month. But most importantly, they can share photos with their friends.　　Flickr's image editor always gives the best results, and users can even make professional photos from Flickr. Google Docs: Convenient document sharing and collaboration. Google Docs provides online file editing service, which integrates the features of Word, PPT, and Excel. Users can edit their own files as long as they have access to the Internet.　　In addition, different users can share and edit the same document together. Spotify's reason: a rich and flexible music library. Spotify offers online listening to millions pop songs, and users can create their own programs and share them with friends. Spotify clients can be installed on computers or mobile devices to allow users to log in to Spotify and listen to their favorite music anytime, anywhere.　　In addition, users can upload their own collection of music. Windows Live Selection Reason: Live Integration Services. Live has joined the family of Hotmail mail services and instant messaging software, as well as the picture and music editor Windows Liveessentials, and the network hard disk service SkyDrive.　　SkyDrive uses cloud technology to provide networked storage services to users, who can store up to 25G of files and can set access passwords for their own files. Dropbox: A powerful virtual filing cabinet. Dropbox is a cloud virtual file cabinet that helps users store and manage important files. Dropbox clients can also be installed on a variety of computer and mobile devices to facilitate users access to their own files anytime, anywhere. Users can also share files with friends and family, and setup is very simple. (Chin Liang)