Multimedia (2172 programs)

Pros: Simple and easy-to-use interface. Supports two simultaneous conversations. Lightweight and works well on low-resource Macs. Offers multiple recording modes.

Cons: Advanced features require a paid upgrade.

Pros: Quick and easy design process. Simple to use. Wide selection of furniture to choose from. Plans can be printed directly from the app.

Cons: No ability to share your plans directly from the app. Getting to know your way around can take some time. Application requires a lot of resources. Can slow down system speed.

Pros: Excellent video authoring solution for professional video editors. Fully compatible with other Adobe tools. Supports the newest technology: Blu-Ray, digital tapeless cameras. Work natively with a huge number of video formats.

Cons: Complex for beginners.

Pros: A true pro-grade app. Finds harmonically similar songs. Looks great. Covers all the basics well.

Cons: Not a lot of quick keys. Copy-paste functionality lags a bit. Not many editing effects. User interaction is unlike other Mac apps.

Pros: Precise sound level measurements. Variety of visual representations. Plenty of options for adjusting diagrams. Includes support for Apple Watch.

Cons: Lack of advanced options. No real configuration support. Quality of some diagram types is poor. Graphics cannot be easily exported.

Pros: User-centered interface. Handy photo editor. Advanced algorithm and artificial intelligence. Most of the enhancement is done in one click.

Cons: Batch image processing is only available when purchased. The output contains a watermark in free version.

Pros: Clean user interface. Individual and system-wide control.

Cons: Purchase price. Limited to 31 bands.

Pros: Application works quickly and easily.. Users can manually adjust the height/width of video files.. Videos can be exported in MP4 format.. Bright and well-designed user interface..

Cons: Application can be resource intensive when in operation.. A limited number of output file types.. Application can crash at times but engineers are working on this.. Requires a 64-bit architecture in order to work..