Windows 10 tried to partly restore the classic start button & menu, even increased semitransparent effect for the start menu, but its usage is still not convenient enough. Especially on the fluency of menu operation, its overall performance lags far behind the classic start menu of Windows XP/7. And in fact, this is definitely not caused by users' habit, but the failure on design (Microsoft blindly pursues avant-garde design while ignores one fact/reality - The vast majority of users is using Windows 10 on a PC, rather than a tablet with touchscreen.

Since Logitech first started producing all kinds of multimedia keyboards, the keyboard has transformed into a console with all sorts of system functions from the original pure-text input tool. But most of our keyboards do not come with these convenient function keys, such as volume control keys, media play keys, etc. So is it possible to modify the default keyboard keys to support launching/calling the system functions? The answer is yes.

Some Mac OS users may know something about KeyCastr - an open-source, real-time keystroke displaying application, which can be used to assist recording a variety of demonstration videos. However, no software like KeyCastr could satisfy us ideally (including Carnac) on Windows, until the appearance of KeyCastOW (short for KeyCast On Windows), developed by Brook Hong from China.

In AppNee's opinion, the real king in the password managing field is KeePass (just a bit rough). But taken together, no similar application can replace RoboForm (AKA: AI RoboForm). This includes the most popular and beautiful 1Password, as well as the LastPass with best cross-platform support and fast growing users.

It is hard to accept the very stylish but not convenient enough Unix-like Mac OS X for users who accustomed to Windows. If it is also hard to resist the latter's beauty, you can use OS X Mavericks Transformation Pack to give your Windows a facelift with OS X Mavericks' style/look. Of course, that definitely keeps all the "inner beauty" of Windows (i.e., there won't be any inconvenience on use).