PPSSPP (short for PlayStation Portable Simulator Suitable for Playing Portably) is a cross-platform and open-source emulator originally created by Henrik Rydgård (AKA: hrydgard, one of the main members in the development team of the renowned NGC/Wii emulator - Dolphin) from Sweden, in 2012. It can perfectly run the vast majority of PSP games, supports Windows, Linux, Mac OX, Android, iOS and many other mainstream computer and mobile device operating system.

FontBook is a cool and tiny free font app developed based on the Adobe AIR, provides us the easier and cooler way of browsing, managing and comparing the effects of all fonts installed in the system - with rating and grouping system.

John Wiseman wrote this complete series of survival tutorial (The SAS Survival Handbook) with his own rich experience in half life time of military career. It is intended to teach people how to survive in the open air, including land, sea, desert, remote place on the earth, as well under as any bad or dire weather, environment.

GetDiz is a freeware released as the Windows built-in Notepad replacement according to the official explanation. But in fact, GetDiz is much more interesting - especially in terms of ASCII art feature, even compared with DAMN NFO Viewer, it is much more flexible and powerful.