On November 11, 2024, VMware announced via its official blog that its two major desktop virtualization products, VMware Workstation and VMware Fusion, will be free for all users, including commercial, educational, and individual users. This significant change marks the end of paid subscriptions for the Pro versions of these products, highlighting VMware’s shift in market strategy and its keen understanding of user needs. ...
Founded in 2001 and developed over 20 years by a team of former AVG executives, Sticky Password is a comprehensive password manager that offers cross platform use and supports Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices. It has functions such as automatic form filling, strong password generation, and encrypted storage of credit card information. A special feature is dark web monitoring, which can promptly alert the risk of password leakage. In addition, purchasing its premium version also supports the manatee conservation project. ...
If you often browse images on the web, you may have found that more and more pictures are in a format called WebP. And if you have the needs to download pictures from websites, you’ll need tools to help you convert WebP to JPG, PNG or any other format that can be directly used on your local OS. We frequently use such tools, and we have 2 requests: These tools should be free to use. Runing online, no need to download and install any program on the local machine. Have the same needs to convert WebP online? Then this post is for you. ...
Update: Microsoft now provides 3 options for Windows 10 users to enroll in ESU program, 2 of which are free of charge. At no additional cost if you are syncing your PC Settings. Redeem 1,000 Microsoft Rewards points. One-time purchase of $30 USD or local currency equivalent plus applicable tax. Learn how to enroll in ESU program Even the EOL(end of life) date is coming, Windows 10 still occupies 60.97% of desktop Windows market share worldwide. This is really a bad news to Windows 11, as the latter only has a market share of 35.55%. ...
On October 22, Beijing time, China’s tech giant Huawei announced a significant milestone: the official release of China’s first homegrown mobile operating system, the Huawei Native HarmonyOS. This marks the birth of the world’s third major mobile operating system, following Apple’s iOS and Android. In China, HarmonyOS has surpassed iOS in market share, ranking second with over 1.1 billion lines of code, a brand recognition rate of 91%, and a developer base of 6.75 million registered developers. ...