Windows (10000 programs)

Pros: Works on both 32-bit and 64-bit computers. Lets users open PDF files in their favorite browsers. Allows conversion of documents into slides. Offers save and print functionality.

Cons: Interface looks dated. Pro Version is required to convert files into different formats. Only works on Windows 10 operating systems. Doesn’t let users edit PDF files.

Pros: Wireless file transfer and device management. Cross-platform compatibility. Remote control of device features. Convenient for multitasking.

Cons: Heavy reliance on internet connection. Free version has limitations.

Pros: Compatible with video players. Play HEVC video files.

Cons: Engineered for devices with more advanced hardware. May not work as intended.

Pros: Helpful organizing tools. Flexible note design. Sync and share notes. Familiar interface.

Cons: Needs OneDrive for some management feature. Limited drag-and-drop. Can only share at notebook level. No private encryption.

Pros: Highly customizable. Useful widgets and modules. Featured packed free version.

Cons: Slight learning curve.

Pros: World's first cloud storage service offering 1TB of space. Cross-platform. Virtual box for specific devices.

Cons: Videos are capped at 720p resolution. Up to 500 stored files only. Slow response. High data consumption and high-speed internet requirement. Advertisement interruptions.

Pros: Easy to use. Access to millions of books. Cross-device synchronization. Reading features like dictionary and bookmarks. Supports multiple languages.

Cons: Performance issues on older devices.

Pros: Lightweight and free. Automatic scheduling options. Supports custom PowerShell scripts. Secure and privacy-friendly.

Cons: Script features may be complex for beginners.

Pros: Various game modes. Dynamic gameplay. Cosmetic items. Exclusive items. Destructible environment. Regular updates and events.

Cons: Lots of hackers and bugs.

Pros: Familiar interface and smooth syncing with your Google account. Early access to experimental features and updates.

Cons: Occasional instability compared to the stable channel. Not ideal for critical or professional use.

Pros: Up to 6 devices could be paired with.

Cons: Connection drops could happen.

Pros: Intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Wide range of editing tools and effects. Customizable collage creator.

Cons: Limited advanced editing features. May not meet the needs of professional users.

Pros: Controls fan. Monitors performance. Comes with tutorials. Troubleshoots PC issues.

Cons: Overwhelming for beginners. Basic functionality.

Pros: Real-time core temperature monitoring. Lightweight and easy to use. Compatible with multiple processor types.

Cons: Basic interface design. Limited advanced features. Lacks visual appeal compared to competitors.

Pros: Powerful DAW features including recording, editing, mixing, and mastering. Supports MIDI and VST plugins to expand creative options. User-friendly interface that promotes an efficient workflow.

Cons: Limited functionality in free version. High resource demand.