To run a website, you must clearly know the visitors and traffics relevant data (including visitor's stay time, location, operating system, web browser, browsed web pages, screen dimension, device type, etc.) of your site by analyzing the log file on your web server, in order to distinctly grasp the future development direction of Internet and your website. Instead of wasting time on manually going through the numerous traffic patterns and logs, you can use Sawmill to achieve this challenging job in a faster way with better results.

With the continuous development of processor technology, the 64-bit operating system came out. Later on, the 64-bit applications began to spread widely too. In the field of reverse engineering (i.e.: software cracking), the classic and traditional OllyDbg can only perform reverse analysis on 32-bit applications. At this time, you need to know there is another debugging software that specially designed for analyzing both 32-bit and 64-bit programs - x64dbg.

Classroom Spy is a simple yet effective classroom monitoring program. It lets a teacher see the live screens of all his students' computers sitting in front of his own PC (monitor and control what they are doing remotely, without having to walk around in the classroom). Or the other way round, teacher can share his computer screen with all the students' (for ease of giving lessons).

Wordaizer is a very interesting and cool words cloud creating software that is full of modern art atmosphere. It's a distinctive capability- arranging and laying out the words inputted by user according to the outline of a specified image to generate a personalized text-based picture. It's very easy to use - even for the first time using it, you can quickly become familiar with its operations.

No matter how good a camera or the photographer's technology is, the photographing effect can't compare with what the human eye can see (they are not in the same order of magnitude). As a result, almost all digital photos need to first go through the post-processing of some kind of image processing software before being published finally. However, the known photo processing applications mostly rely on a pile of filters to realize a rapid beautification or repair to photos. Their common fault is - simplex function, not smart enough, requires users to have the relevant experience and skill, and the operation is tedious and time-consuming.