What is CloudMe?CloudMe offers cloud storage and file synchronization services. It is owned and operated by CloudMe AB, a Swedish company, and has its servers operated in Sweden. It was founded in 2012 by Daniel Arthursson.Initially, it was named iCloud.com but had to change it since Apple acquired the domain for a reported amount of 4.5 million US Dollars.CloudMe has cloud storage and sync solution that allows users to store, access, and share their stuff with one another and those who aren't using the service. Email, text messaging, Facebook, and Google are all options for sharing.Files can be saved in ... Read More

Google DriveGoogle Drive is a file hosting service provided by Google. It was launched on April 24, 2012. It allows users to store files in the cloud, sync files across devices, and share files.In addition to a web interface, Google Drive has Apps for most devices that can be used offline.Google Drive doesn't only help you save files, it also serves as a central location for all of your Google activities.Google's whole ecosystem of products, including its G Suite of office apps, is compatible with the Drive. So, chances are most people on the Internet already have a Google Drive ... Read More

BorgBaseBorgBase is a file hosting service that is used for hosting borg repositories.It's a free and open-source deduplicating backup software made preferably for Unix-based and Mac operating systems backed up by a large and active open-source community.BorgBase, also known as attic backup software, was developed in 2010 to support a "more open, faster-paced development."It offers 10 GB of free storage and two repositories for all their clients and provides unlimited storage space for paid clients.Mainly developed using Python, it supports compression and 256-bit AES client-side encryption to protect all their data.Amazon S3Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is a web-based cloud ... Read More

Baidu Cloud was launched on 23rd March 2012 by Baidu Inc. MediaFire was founded in August 2006 by Derek Labian and Tom Langridge. Even though both are cloud storage providers, there are some dissimilarities in their features and the way they function.The following table highlights the major differences between Baidu Cloud and MediaFire.Baidu CloudMediaFireIt can be used for both personal and commercial applications. In 2016, Baidu implemented ABC (AI, Big Data, Cloud computing) technology.It can be used for small-scale commercial applications and private usage. There is a limit to data storage.It is free to use up to a particular size. ... Read More

Amazon DriveAmazon Drive is a cloud storage service launched by Amazon in 2011, it’s a very safe and secure cloud infrastructure which is well designed and reliable using D3 services (same as many cloud companies that use it to store data). The drive leverages resources from AWS (Amazon Web Services) and is built on top of it.They offer 5 GB of free storage which can be upgraded on payment and is built into Amazon Fire TV and Amazon Video application.Amazon Drive enables users to have features like cloud storage, file sharing and photo printing (Applicable only in specific countries).It even ... Read More

What is IoT?The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of interconnected, internet-connected objects that can gather and transmit data without the need for human interaction across a wireless network.Kevin Ashton originated the term "internet of things" in 1999. The dot com boom was in full swing by the late 1990s, and academics like Neil Gershenfeld of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) were coining phrases like "Things That Think" to characterize research into the use of sensors on common objects.These devices range from common household items to industrial instruments. Experts predict that by 2020, there will be more than ... Read More

Amazon DriveAmazon Drive is a cloud storage service launched by Amazon in 2011, it’s a very safe and secure cloud infrastructure which is well designed and reliable using D3 services (same as many cloud companies that use it to store data). The drive leverages resources from AWS (Amazon Web Services) and is built on top of it.They offer 5 GB of free storage which can be upgraded on payment and is built into Amazon Fire TV and Amazon Video application.Amazon Drive enables users to have features like cloud storage, file sharing and photo printing (Applicable only in specific countries).It even ... Read More

OSPFOSPF stands for Open Shortest Path First, which uses a link-state routing algorithm. With the help of link-state information, which is accessible in the controller, it builds the topology. Topology discovers the routing table for overpowering decisions. Bothe the addressing models, variable-length subnet masking, and classless inter-domain routing are held up by OSPF.As it uses Dijkstra’s algorithm, it enumerates the shortest path tree for every route. The main benefit of the Open Shortest Path First is that it controls the error recognition by itself. Moreover, it uses disseminate addressing for routing in a live-stream realm.IGRPIGRP stands for Interior Gateway Routing ... Read More

iCloudiCloud is Apple’s cloud-based ecosystem of applications and tools that you can use almost on all devices. Apple started its service on June 6th, 2011, and has managed to gain more than 850 million users and is built into every apple system.iCloud provides free 5 GB of storage and a paid storage service of up to 2 TB of data, with a maximum file size of 50 GB. It also provides features like family sharing and file sharing among friends and helps track lost devices. All data stored in iCloud is synced across all Apple id connected devices.Though iCloud is famous and ... Read More

What is Topology?The way a network's links and nodes are connected is referred to as network topology. Actual network topology refers to the physical signal transmission medium, whereas logical network topology refers to the manner in which data passes through the network between devices, regardless of the physical connectivity of the devices.Star TopologyA star network is a type of computer network that uses the spoke–hub distribution concept.In a star network, each host is connected to a central hub. One central hub serves as a channel for messages in its most basic form.The hub and hosts and the transmission lines that ... Read More