#4708
Gaia Sky is a free, open-source and cross-platform (based on Java) 3D astronomy visualization software developed by ZAHUniversität Heidelberg from Germany. It is designed to map about 1 billion fixed stars in the Milky Way where our planet is located, based on the framework of ESA's Gaia mission, and supports VOTable, FITS, CSV and all formats supported by the STIL library.

#4707
Starting from Windows Vista, Windows operating system started to provide some inbuilt desktop widgets for frequently used features. Although these widgets come with few varieties and simple styles, this progress is pretty cool and practical. However, they had been removed since Windows 8. Thereupon, some users keep looking for alternatives, and XWidget is an integrator among them.

#4705
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.

#4704
There are many software virtualization solutions now, and AppNee has founded and shared a number of related production tools. Thereinto, nothing is better than VMware ThinApp, but that doesn't mean there is no market for other similar applications. Evalaze is one of these tools I recently stumbled upon for portable software making enthusiasts.

#4699
NirLauncher is a portable, free toolbox that integrates all (230+) classic utilities from NirSoft. Each of these tools inside comes with a specialized function, and they are divided into 12 main categories according to different purposes, covering: password view/recovery, network monitoring, disk cleaning, web browser-related (viewing and extracting cookies, cache, etc.), MS Outlook related, desktop tools (such as file search), and so on.

#4694
EMDB (short for Eric's Movie Database) is a free and small local movie management software developed by wicked & wild. It enables you to organize, classify and manage your own movie/TV collection. This includes adding synopsis, casts list along with portrait photos, cover image, rating, etc.; backing up movie data; viewing and filtering movie information; and more. Especially, it supports importing the movie details from the IMDb database, which is very handy and practical.

#4690
If the number of files is too large or their organization is too chaotic, it will be very troublesome and time-consuming to filter and view them one by one. And the case can be even worse for office workers and industry designers. Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard first introduced this Quick Look quick file preview feature, which is simple but brings a great convenience to Mac users. However, Windows that has such a broad users base doesn't come with this capability. Fortunately, today Seer this edge tool will enable your Windows to be able to quickly preview files too.

#4684
We set the computer an access password to prevent unauthorized use of our PC. But sometimes we may forget or misremember the password and can not enter the system, thus shut ourselves out. In this case, reinstalling the entire operating system is obviously an inadvisable option. Instead, you can use NTPWEdit this tiny app to modify or remove any existing password of local system accounts easily.

#4682
Quick Look is an excellent feature that was introduced by Apple in Mac OS X 10.5, used for quickly viewing (i.e.: previewing) the content of many types of files. This way, user only needs to select a file/folder -> then click space bar to quickly browse its content without opening this file/folder or running its associated program first. Its simplicity and efficiency are recognized and appreciated by many Mac computer users. However, Windows OS does not have and will not add this feature. Fortunately, we can use some third-party applications to accomplish the same function.

#4681
File management is the most frequently used operation in daily computer use, but the functions of Windows built-in File Manager have always been very limited. And, although Windows 7 introduced the concept of Library in order to better organize files scattered across the computer, that wasn't efficient enough. Therefore, many advanced computer users choose to use some third-party File Explorer alternatives, such as Total Commander, Explorer++, FreeCommander, xplorer², Q-Dir, Clover, and so on.