Lifestyle (700 programs)

Pros: Substitute mouse navigation with camera gesture. Remove physical obstructions from hardware. Users with disabilities can navigate without mouse. Sets up easily once installed.

Cons: Lack of help. Requires a camera or wireless webcam. Requires good lighting to track head movement. May not work on other OS other than Windows and GNU/Linux. Doesn’t work with OS below Windows XP.

Pros: Wide selection of restaurants and bars. Simple layout. Easy to navigate and use. Determines your location and offers results accordingly.

Cons: Menu card do not always show up properly. Limited locations available. Large RAM consumption.

Pros: Design plays and save to your device. Available on both PC and mobile.

Cons: Paid app. Limited to basketball and no other sports.

Pros: Makes a wide range of VR games accessible. Compatible with Oculus Rift and SteamVR. Requires inexpensive setup.

Cons: Uses up battery charge very rapidly.

Pros: Contains a wealth of information about diet. Simple and easy UI.

Cons: Requires users to create an account. Requires users to share information.

Pros: A good range of different holes to play. Increasing challenges to master.

Cons: Not a serious golf simulation. Requires a fairly modern set-up.

Pros: Wide range of different races covered. Easy to download and install.

Cons: High price to pay for race results. Stats can be rather confusing.

Pros: Access to all NFL games. In depth articles to enjoy.

Cons: Emphasis on in-app purchases. Some features only for tablet users.

Pros: Simple to use. Handy recommendations.

Cons: Only works with Edge. Some bugs with adding tags.