VLC media player (VLC for short = abbreviation of VideoLAN Client) is a free, open-source and cross-platform multimedia player developed by VideoLAN from France. VideoLAN was originally a project plan of the students at École Centrale Paris (ECP) started in 2001, with members from all over the world. It originally consisted of VideoLAN Client (VLC) and VideoLAN Server (VLS) these two programs. However, because most of the VLS functionalities had been integrated into VLC, they eventually renamed this project VLC media player.

When I hear a song that I like but don't know its name, I think there are only 3 ways to get its name: 1) try to remember or write down part of the lyrics that I can hear clearly, then search it on the Internet (a bit cumbersome and inefficient); 2) walk over and ask somebody what the song's name is (somewhat inconvenient, and probably even the person playing or listening to this music knows nothing about it; 3) use an app like Shazam on a smartphone to intelligently, automatically, quickly and accurately identify almost any music being played anywhere!

When you find that some game (such as Super Mario Run) or app requires the root access to your Android device, or it is unable to work because of some service or authorization issues, remember to try a very famous and popular Android app: Lucky Pacher. It is able to crack many well-known commercial Android games and apps with ease. But there is no guarantee that they will be cracked 100%, that's why it got its name.

We all know that, if you want to transfer files from computer to mobile phone or vice versa, you generally have to utilize a third-party chat tool or cloud storage service to send and receive them (provided that you have an Internet connection); The second option is to use a USB cable. However, most of us would not like to run around carrying with a bunch of cables. All in all, the file interchanging/transferring operation between a phone and a computer, or between two computers has always been a hassle.

First of all, I want to explain one thing: releasing a post for WinZip doesn't mean AppNee accepts it. At best, it's to look after the requirements of some Apple OS users. The reason is very simple, likewise as the pioneer and classical documents packaging & compressing applications, WinZip had been completely defeated by WinRAR for many, many years. Plus the free, open-source and extremely high compression of 7-Zip, WinZip has less future. Even it was acquired by Corel Corporation in 2006, WinZip still has no capability to survive in the file archiving field. Finally, it either disappears from the historical stage, or just descends to a bundled software of Corel products line, or derives many trend-following sister products, until finally disappears forever.