Like Internet forum (message board), email (Electronic mail) has been active from the beginning of Internet until now. As a result, we all rely on email for our work and communication to some extent. Thereinto, the free, powerful and friendly Gmail has always been the leader with the most users in the world. But even so, using it on computers and mobile phones has many inconveniences. For instance: all web browsers should enable JavaScript and Cookie features; sometimes you may inadvertently shut down an email page you are editing inside; and no one likes to use Gmail in the browser on a phone all the time.

When it comes to the best terminal tools on Windows, I guess many people may think of Cmder. But Cmder lacks additional utility features, such as direct SFTP file transfer, remote terminal login, and so on. In addition, when it comes to remote desktop solutions, many users will mention TeamViewer, SecureCRT, VNC, RDP, XDMCP, XShell, PuTTy, and more, because most of them actually do not need the SSH+X11 forwarding feature. But in cases you need it, you'll hate to know it too late after you try MobaXterm.

TextAloud is a classic and useful multimedia application based on the speech synthesis technology. It's ideally suitable for people with dyslexia or loss of speaking ability, as well as anybody who likes to listen to text content or often needs to read materials out. It is able to convert the text in any application into a naturally sounding voice or audio file. It runs in the system background, waiting for users to call it to read the text in an Email, Web page, or any other files on your computer whenever necessary.

Mountain Duck is a commercial sister product of the free Cyberduck. It is based on Cyberduck's solid open-source foundation and was released after a long period of close beta test. Mountain Duck supports connecting to any server you want over all major protocols, allows users to mount servers and cloud storage services as local disks in the computer's Windows Explorer/File Manager/Finder. This way, you can open and edit files remotely from any local program, just as convenient as working with local files.

The first thing to do after reinstalling an OS is to install drivers for various hardware. If you want a free, open-source and pollution-free driver detection and installation software with no ads, then give Snappy Driver Installer a try. You'll find it has a better usage experience than many similar apps. Because the latter often adds too much extra unnecessary stuff to the program, even comes with a protected process, which have been completely beyond the responsibility of a driver installation software.