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The Drones are system of interconnected devices carrying sensors, fully autonomous, connected to the Internet, providing a perspective from the air that's not easy to reach. The device is empowered with the capacity to gather a half terabyte of multimedia data (information) per hour per drone. The latest innovation and advancements in Smart Phones, Mobile & Cloud Computing, Computer and Software have enhanced new opportunities for Drone. The app stores had already been saturated with some specialized customizable Drones software. The availability of such app makes it increasingly downloadable for anyone to access on their Drones from these app stores. These apps enable the user to control many features of their drones from the Smart Phones, Tablets, Laptops, PDAs and Computers. These apps enables Turning lights on and off, making sounds, controlling motors, taking pictures and videos, manoeuvring the Drone and many more functions can be controlled with the help of these apps. Drones can carry several varieties of sensors which may include temperature or humidity or high definition cameras for data gathering. These Drones are empowered and supported with Wi-Fi connection which are remotely controllable through any mobile device with greater autonomy. The essence is to have Drones capable of ubiquitous response in real time and in motion in any kind of scenario. The device operator can also connect other hardware to their Drone to capture data during flights and store it in the centralized cloud (data warehouse) for analytical processing. They can also process the same data on any mobile device chosen by the user. A fleet of Drones can also be managed by certain apps which help in a number of ways. The intent here is not reinventing the ground control situation, but to evolve it to an open architecture so drone owners can reuse the software. Android are associated with several suite of proprietary software developed by Google known as Google Mobile Services(GMS), that