The Cloud (Wireless Internet Service)

Wireless Internet Service, commonly called "The Cloud," allows devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops to connect to the internet without physical cables. Instead, data is transmitted through radio signals via Wi-Fi or cellular networks, reaching remote data centers—often called data "clouds"—that store and manage information. This setup enables you to access apps, emails, and websites from anywhere within network coverage. Essentially, The Cloud provides flexible, on-the-go internet access by connecting your device wirelessly to powerful servers that handle data processing and storage, making digital services more accessible and convenient.