Multi Timer (AKA: MultiTimer) is a small, sophisticated and flexible multipurpose desktop timer software for Windows, developed by Johannes Wallroth (the same developer of Sharp World Clock) from Germany. It is designed to meet the timing needs of users in private, professional and even scientific environments.

Perspective (another really bad name for software, even Perspective for Windows is not friendly enough for search engine) is an automatic desktop wallpaper changer/background switcher developed for Windows 10. It gives Windows 10 users an eye-catching way to display their favorite wallpapers, and can perfectly replace the Background Feature built in Windows 10.

FaceRig is a powerful virtual character simulation game (works by using webcam to capture facial and body movements in real time and animate them), developed by Holotech Studios from Romania. Strictly speaking, it is not a video game in the traditional sense, but its unique interactivity is still favored by many players around the world and therefore widely used in various live scenes.

Wallpaper Engine is a widely well-received dynamic wallpaper software at present, developed by Kristjan Skutta. It supports a variety of wallpapers, including 2D and 3D animations, pictures, videos, Flash files, websites, 3D models, and even some interactive applications. Compared with similar applications, it not only allows users to search and download massive, various types of high-quality dynamic wallpapers, but also provides users with a fully-functional wallpaper editor to deeply edit and create unique wallpapers.

Gradually, I got used to playing my favorite audiobooks on computer at night to help me fall asleep quickly. This case, one of the problems I have to face is how to turn off my computer when I fall asleep. In fact, it is enough to satisfy my needs by simply executing a shutdown command like "shutdown -s -t 3600" or "at 23:30 shutdown -s -t 0" in CMD, or saving it as a batch file and putting it on the desktop to make it easy to execute. But it seems that we are always more inclined to do this job by looking at the GUI. So, I again searched around for several auto shutdown apps, and AutoShut is the only one that caught my eye in this round.