Normal/Bump Map Maker (AKA: BumpMaker, Normal Map Maker) is a tiny app for Windows used to create 3D game textures. It can convert ordinary textures into normal and bump material textures with ease. That is, it converts a common image map to a map with normal or bump texture.

In the Android ecosystem, facing the increasing size and complexity of applications, Google Play sometimes adopts a new format when distributing programs - Android App Bundle (with extension name .apks, AKA: split APKs), which enables developers to create multiple APK files that are optimized for different device configurations, such as screen sizes, CPU architectures, and languages. Unlike traditional APK file, which is a standalone package, split APKs are packaged together to create a more efficient distribution mechanism.

CDisplayEx is a powerful and flexible comic book reader built upon the foundation of the original CDisplay, developed by Progdigy Software from Luxembourg. It's designed to provide users with an optimal experience when exploring digital comics and graphic novels.

K-3D is a free and open-source 3D modeling, animation, and rendering system for Windows and Mac platforms. It integrates adaptable plugins with a visualization pipeline architecture, transforming K-3D into a robust and flexible tool for artists.

B4A (formerly called Basic4android) is a powerful, friendly and free rapid application development tool for creating native Android applications, developed by Anywhere Software (Erel Uziel) from Israel. It serves as an alternative to Java programming, utilizes an object-based language and event-driven architecture, resembles Visual Basic and Visual Basic .NET, but is specifically tailored for the native Android environment.