Epic Pen is a powerful and versatile tool that allows users to add text, drawings, and other annotations to their computer screens in real-time, developed by Tank Studios from Ireland. It is particularly useful for professionals who need to highlight or draw attention to specific parts of their screen during presentations, meetings, or while collaborating with others.

Fing is a powerful and easy-to-use network security scanning tool for both PC and mobile platforms, claiming to be the #1 Network Scanner with wide acclaim in the world, developed by Overlook from Ireland. It can help you perform a variety of security checks on any WiFi network you can connect to, discover and identify all devices connected to your WiFi, test network speeds, troubleshoot network problems, and more.

Complete Anatomy is a very professional learning platform for the anatomy of 3D human body for medical students and workers. It not only provides users with stunning and high-definition 3D anthropometric dummy (with incredible anatomical accuracy and high-fidelity texture level) and rich reference database, but also boasts excellent application performance and simple, user-friendly user interface. In fact, it has become a necessary tool for medicine-related learners and practitioners, also the best choice for any body who wants to learn the human body structure.

At least in two cases, we may need to record the incoming/outgoing calls on a mobile phone automatically: 1) take evidence; 2) reserve for memo (to memorize the important or meaningful content inside, such as phone number, street address, some sweet memories or tender words from your lover). However, even the latest version of Android OS does not provide such a practical built-in function (I guess that may be for security and privacy concerns). Fortunately, there are many 3rd-party such applications, and callX is one of the best that AppNee wants to share with you (Automatic Call Recorder is another one).

Rufus is a free and open-source bootable USB installer creating tool developed by Pete Batard from Ireland. The first thing that went through my mind when saw its name is the character Rufus Shinra in Final Fantasy VII. So what does it excel at, compared with the classical UNetbootin, powerful Universal USB Installer, reliable Windows USB/DVD Download Tool and fast Win32 Disk Imager?