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AIMP is a free cross-platform audio player available for PC and Android devices. Its official website hosts downloads for current and legacy versions, alongside resources including addons, skins, plugins, encoders, and documentation such as changelogs and licensing information.
Google Codelabs are guided, hands-on coding tutorials. Most step through building a small application or adding a new feature to an existing application. Topics covered include Android Wear, Google Compute Engine, ARCore and Google APIs on iOS.
FluxDown is a free and open source download manager with a Rust engine. It is GPU-rendered and supports HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, eD2K, HLS and DASH in a single queue. Available builds include Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker/NAS, Android and a browser extension.
greenpois0n is a jailbreak tool for Apple iOS devices released by the Chronic Dev Team. The site offers downloads for Windows and Mac OS X and states that it is not an unlock. Guides cover installing it, entering DFU mode, and installing Cydia via the Loader app.
Pangu9 is a jailbreak tool for Apple TV 4 devices running version 9.0. It requires a Mac computer, an Apple developer membership, Xcode and a USB-Type C cable. The guide describes registering the device and generating a provisioning file, then installing the jailbreak app.
Android-based operating system for running mobile apps and games on PC hardware.
Proton Drive is an end-to-end encrypted cloud storage service from Switzerland. It lets users back up files, access them across Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and web apps, and share files with password protection and expiry dates. It also includes photos and albums with automatic mobile backups and collaborative albums, plus desktop file syncing. Proton Docs and Proton Sheets are described as online document and spreadsheet editors.
Proton Mail is a secure email service operated by Proton, based in Switzerland and protected by Swiss privacy law. It is the world's largest secure email service, with over 100 million users, and offers end-to-end and zero-access encryption for all messages. The service is ad-free, available on web, iOS, Android, and desktop platforms, supports importing existing messages and contacts, and offers both personal and business plan options.
Puffer is a Stanford University computer science research project that streams live TV in a browser at no charge. It offers U.S. TV stations affiliated with NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, Fox and CW. It works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Opera on a computer or Android device, but not on iPhones, iPads or Safari.
Safenotes is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
SurvivalManual is an open source Android application that provides offline access to survival guidance. Its content is curated from the public domain US Army Survival Field Manual FM 3-05.70 (FM 21-76), and the app is designed to remain fully functional without internet connectivity for use during emergencies. The project's content list is curated in a public wiki, and contributions to the project are welcome.
Telegram is described as a cloud-based mobile and desktop messaging app with a focus on security and speed. It offers apps for iPhone/iPad, Android, PC/Mac/Linux and macOS, and states that messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct.
