Gideros is a free, open-source and cross-platform game engine, developed by Gideros Mobile from Turkey in 2011. It allows developers to quickly and easily create various types of applications and games for both mobile and desktop platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac.

Quark Player is a web video services player based on the powerful Electron software framework, supporting Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and more. It is a fork and successor of ElectronPlayer, which itself is a fork of (the same author's) Netflix app.

DMDE (short for DM Disk Editor) is a well-known hard disk data searching, editing and recovering tool for DOS, Windows, Mac and Linux platforms (both Console and GUI), developed by DMDE Software from Canada. It is very powerful, and it can effectively recover entire directory structures and files by using special algorithms even in complex situations where many other data recovery software can do nothing.

In the past, when we encountered some particularly poor-quality, small-resolution or blurry pictures and wanted to make them larger and clearer, our first thought was to use tools such as Adobe Photoshop and GIMP to enlarge and sharpen the image. But the results are mostly unsatisfactory. Because the enlarged image is either full of mosaics or blurred, or loses a lot of details. Now, the development of AI technology is also revolutionizing the image processing technology.

Now, most PC games come with built-in support for gamepads, and players only need to connect the gamepad to PC to enjoy the game. But old games and a small number of new games only support keyboard operations. At this time, you can use a tool like AntiMicroX to seamlessly map the keyboard and mouse buttons to the gamepad, so as to achieve the purpose of playing them with gamepad.