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Hi there! As you know, internet is evolving rapidly, and there's no better stimula for it to expand than a global pandemic. Since not so long time ago we all were forced to seclude ourselves in order to avoid being contaminated, Google utilised the opportunity and made its services even more accessible in order to attract more users. You all know Google - chances are, 80% of you are using it right now to read it. But the network of Google doesn't end here, it has so many other services and today we are talking about them. Google Drive Google Drive is a free cloud-based storage service that enables users to store and access files online. The service syncs stored documents, photos and more across all of the user's devices, including mobile devices, tablets and PCs. Google Drive integrates with the company's other services and systems -- including Google Docs, Gmail, Android, Chrome, YouTube, Google Analytics and Google+. Google Drive competes with Microsoft OneDrive, Appl

 Today we're going to be talking about Bookmarks . Bookmarks were the links we used to store for future usage on different services - I know it appears quite perplexing, but there weren't such thing as browser history back then, so you had to rely on special websites if you wanted to save any webpage. The most popular website for storing links about 15 years ago was del.icio.us or simply delicious.  It doesn't work now, but back then it was quite convenient, with a nice friendly web 2.0 interface, with options for sorting links by different tags, etc. For convenience, it was possible to group links into bundles. That's how  del.icio.us .com looked like In December 2010, a rumor spread about the possible closure of delicious — and the termination of support for this service. That was the time when a lot of new different bookmarking websites took hold. Let us talk a bit more about them. Diigo.com In Diigo.com there is a personal space (My Library) where a variety of user