Science (272 programs)

Pros: High-quality astrophotographic image stacking. Multi-core optimization for faster processing. Many additional enhancing features.

Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners. Requires a strong CPU for full speed. Lacks frequent updates and new features.

Pros: Removes DRM. Supports many formats. Batch removal.

Cons: For eBooks only.

Pros: Features ray-traced images representing atomic orbitals. Contains some animations for easier understanding and visualization. Also contains images representing electron density. Includes up to 7 levels of atomic orbitals as well as higher orbitals.

Cons: Does not include many animations, mostly still renders. Not for laypersons — requires a good understanding of the subject going in.

Pros: Creates readable PDFs versions of AZ files. Allows people to keep borrowed Kindle books. Also converts your purchased books from your Kindle library. Removes any DRM protection from Amazon books.

Cons: Limited use with the free trial. Need backward compatible function to make it work. Needs patching to overcome modern DRM restrictions. Has lots of bloatware during installation.

Pros: Free. Identical to the official calculator. Available offline. Gives you GRE tips.

Cons: Support needs improvement.

Pros: Extensive symbol library and UML support for formal modeling. Templates for flowcharts, mind maps, ER and data flow diagrams. Low installation footprint and modest system requirements. Exports to PDF, PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP and SVG.

Cons: Interface feels somewhat dated compared to modern web-based alternatives. Emphasizes simplicity, omitting advanced enterprise automation features.

Pros: Conversational programming. Easy to adapt to. Builds and works fast. Solid interface.

Cons: Usable only with specific mills. Doesn't support all mill types. Very slow error handling. Minimal included help.

Pros: See the moon phase anywhere in the world on any day. Nice animation effects.

Cons: No configuration settings or extra data.