YouTube Downloader Pro (full name: Jerry YouTube Downloader Pro) is a universal video downloader developed by Jerry Software from China. Don't be misled by its name, which is just the name it used when it was originally designed to download YouTube videos. Today, it is powerful enough to help you search, download, and convert videos from YouTube and hundreds of other popular video websites, and up to 500% faster than normal file downloaders.

Speaking of OCR (optical character recognition) software, ABBY FineReader is probably the first one that comes to mind for office gens or any users who often deal with text and typesetting, whose function is undoubtedly the most powerful. But here AppNee wants everyone to know about another super-powerful OCR software - it's Readiris developed by IRIS from Belgium. Its existence directly leads to such a result: ABBY FineReader has been unable to dominate the entire OCR industry all the time.

Since its appearance in 1985, Microsoft Windows has changed from the original graphical user interface based on MS-DOS to the subsequent multi-window interface, and its version has been constantly upgraded as the development of computer hardware technology. Its architecture is from 16-bit, to 32-bit, to 64-bit; and its version from the original Windows 1.0 to the well-known Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 these desktop systems, as well as Windows Server this kind of enterprise system.

World Snooker Championship (WSC for short, formerly called World Championship Snooker) is a snooker billiards sports based game series produced by Blade Interactive Software, started in 2000. It uses a new technique called Infinite Worlds TM to make the game look so great that you will feel like you're really up against the superstars in the field of snooker.

Considering that web application users use a wide variety of web browsers, web programmers must run compatibility and performance tests on various browsers before an app goes live. As a result, you'll have to install all the popular web browsers on the same computer, and you'll even have to run the same tests on all kinds of media devices (such like PC, smart phones and tablets) to simulate how an application works under different page sizes, resolutions and so on conditions. That is really head-scratching and very inefficient.