Education & Reference (1206 programs)
Pros: No installation required. Nice collection of images. Support to take snapshots and record videos.
Cons: Very, very slow. Maps are not detailed.
Pros: Supports various offline dictionaries. Easy to use. Supports multiple operating systems. Requires very little resources.
Cons: Lacks the ability to highlight words or annotate. Fuzzy search function can yield too many results. Lacks word read out function. Can produce incorrect/direct translations.
Pros: Complies with GEDCOM standard. Transmissible to your loved ones forever. Responsive community. Comprehensive tools to edit and publish your genealogy.
Cons: Needs more accuracy in detecting duplicates.
Pros: Comprehensive database of guitar chords.
Cons: List of notes combination doesn’t follow a 'most used' order.
Pros: As Piano Time for Windows 10 is free. it can be great for novices.. The keyboard layout as well as the background colors can be adjusted..
Cons: It is not possible to display the total number of keys.. Certain users have claimed that is is difficult to pause playback..
Pros: Easy to use. Conversion in a single click. Free trial available. High quality files.
Cons: Rather dull interface. Takes time to learn. A little light on features. Rather limited in its scope.
Pros: Easy file viewing. Interactive ink support.
Cons: Limited editing tools. No lesson creation.
Pros: Transcribes chords from audio files. Very easy to use. Includes Guitar fingerings.
Cons: Demo is too short to fully evaluate. Audio format support should be wider. Results aren't perfect.
Pros: Easy to use (drag and drop). 3D views with variable point of view. Schematic and detailed drawing.
Pros: See the moon phase anywhere in the world on any day. Nice animation effects.
Cons: No configuration settings or extra data.
Pros: Fully customisable features. Supports a wide range of formats. Easy to use. Can choose the text style.
Cons: The UI design is rather dull. No support for DRM.epubs. Many basic features missing. Does not display JPG pictures.
