HT4946 How do I know what is using my iCloud space?

I see that 1.9g of my iCloud I'd being used. How do I know what it represents and how can I manage it?

Settings app > iCloud > Storage and Backup > <device>.
From there you can choose what to back up (apps' data) and see how much each backed up app is using (or would use if you turned it on).
For an average device, 1.9 GB sounds pretty reasonable.

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