Any web service i can use to store small amounts of data (for free)?

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any web service i can use to store small amounts of data (thinking XML or JSON) for free if possible?

i am thinking i wanna create a small todo app just exploration/learning (so preferably free) that also backups data to the cloud so they can use it on smartphones for example?

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