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Pros: Integrated with G Suite applications. Gather over 100 participants in one call. Intuitive graphical user interface.

Cons: Basic conferencing tools.

Pros: Robust end-to-end encryption for privacy. Free voice and video calls globally. Seamless group chat and multi-media support. Availability on mobile and dedicated desktop apps.

Cons: Data charges can apply depending on your provider.

Pros: Supports 93 languages for text-to-speech and auto-caption features. Access cool and trending stickers, transitions, effects, filters, and music. Suitable for vast creative purposes. Securely encrypts stored data.

Cons: Implements a 15-minute video editing limit.

Pros: Works with raster, vector, and PSD files. Familiar interface. Large set of feature. Works in several browsers.

Cons: Performance stutter during editing. Some intrusive ads.

Pros: Intuitive and beginner-friendly. Cloud-based file management. Smooth browser performance. No installation required.

Cons: Lacks offline functionality. Limited export options. Fewer advanced tools.

Pros: Privacy-oriented search engine. Built on independent index. Safeguards browsing data and activities. Notable alternative for search engines from big tech companies.

Cons: Not fully independent as image results come from Microsoft Bing.

Pros: Easy navigation. Separates main inbox from social and promotion. Google Meet integration. Supports other IMAP or POP mail accounts.

Cons: Tons of ad emails. Deleting large amounts of email can be troublesome. Basic interface design.

Pros: A very private way to view websites without being tracked. Get what you want with fewer clicks. They have a large community of developers.

Cons: Google provides better search engine answers. You have to download the program to make the search engine work. The global team isn't really very 'global' yet.

Pros: Great interface. Easy to use. Accurate location tracking.

Cons: Drains battery fast.

Pros: Free and fully playable in any modern web browser. Encourages creativity through unrestricted building. Supports multiplayer sessions via shareable links. Minimal system requirements for universal access.

Cons: No save function or progression system. Limited block types and features compared to modern versions. Occasional performance issues in multiplayer sessions.

Pros: Easy to access and play. Highly replayable and social. Smooth real-time performance.

Cons: Basic drawing tools. Limited chat moderation.

Pros: Numerous menus available. Multiple formats for conversions and export. Supports four types of extensions.

Cons: Take too much time installing. Only supports one programming language.

Pros: Large language model trained on billions of words. It can negotiate, persuade, and cooperate with people. Chats seamlessly and communicates intentions accurately. Decision-making based on past moves, dialog, and time elapsed between messages.

Cons: Only tested on Diplomacy. Works only with predefined rules. Needs substantial work to retrain. Not yet fit for complex, real-world applications.

Pros: Enhances audio clarity using AI. Has templates to choose from. Removes background noise.

Cons: No offline functionality.

Pros: Allows you to access all your conversations in your web browser. Has all the functionalities of the mobile WeChat app. Gives users the option to transfer files. Does not use normal username and password login.

Cons: Still uses its mobile version as a server. Scanning the QR code sometimes takes ages.

Pros: Anonymous chatting. Mobile app available. Interest tags. Dorm chat mode.

Cons: Not cut out for serious chatting. Questionable adult content. Unmonitored video section. Bots could be an issue.

Pros: Easy game mechanics. No time limit. Can be played on any web browser. High score list is displayed.

Cons: No other game modes. Repetitive gameplay. No other game characters.

Pros: New opponents. New music. Additional gameplay features.

Cons: Audio files are loud. Lots of sexual innuendos.