6- EXAMPLES OF DOCUMENT REPOSITORIES

 

INSTAGRAM: 

Is a social network of uploading photos and videos. We also can apply effects and share them in social networks


SNAPCHAT: 

Is a messaging app for smartphones that can take pictures and videos, add texts and drawings and send them to contacts.


PINTEREST:

Is an image-sharing platform that organises images. It is designed to connect the boards created by different users.


GOOGLE PHOTOS:

Allow users to classify files on their computers or mobiles. It also includes editing tools.


FLICKR:

Can be used to store photos, share them with others, join groups, make contacts and friends, write comments on photos. It also includes technical tools.

 

YOUTUBE:

Is a popular site for discovering, playing, uploading and sharing videos. It also allows users to communicate with each other.


CANVA:

Is used to make presentations with design templates, fronts and a lot of resources.


SPOTIFY:

Is an application for listening to songs. Users can also create lists

 







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