Take Off - The Flight Simulator is a realistic, first-person flight simulating game more than a real flight simulator (in fact, it's actually a game ported from mobile platform to PC). At this point, we can directly predict from two aspects before starting to play it: 1) its official website has the word "mobile" in its homepage address; 2) the size of its game content after compression is just bigger than 500 MB. It's developed by Jujubee S.A. and published by astragon Entertainment from Germany in 2017.

By modifying the environment variables of system or software to save a variety of commonly used temporary folders (Temp, IE Cache, Download folder, for example) to the virtual hard disk (RAM drive), we can effectively improve the file reading/writing speed and software running speed. And in fact, it can also reduce the reading/writing times of physical disk so as to prolong its service life to some extent.

Wine (AKA: WineHQ, originally short for "Wine Is Not an Emulator", another bad name for software) is a free and open-source tool designed for running more and more Windows apps on multiple Unix-like (i.e.: POSIX-compliant) operating systems by calling DLL (like Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and Mac OS X). It's first launched by Bob Amstadt in 1993.

Kindle Previewer is actually developed as a simulator of Kindle devices by Amazon official, used to simulate/preview various functions and effects on series of Kindle products. While the reason AppNee recommends it is - it is currently the best choice for reading the Kindle proprietary ebook formats: AZW/AZW3/PRC/MOBI.

Live under the pressure of everyday busy work, remember the last time looking at the stars? Combined with the growing air pollution, watching the stars may become a luxury thing. But it doesn't matter, let's take a step back and using Asynx Planetarium to look at the beautiful night sky on our PC.