Veed review. Video editor right in the browser
Veed is an online video editor with collaboration support, screencast recording, and AI-powered text-to-video transformation.
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Craft review. How to replace Google Docs and Evernote at once
I'm constantly looking for something more convenient that allows me to work with documents in a single space without having to switch between applications.
Bright VPN that spies on you, but in a good way
Bright VPNÂ is a development of the Bright Data company, which specializes in collecting, analyzing and selling various big data.
Mysterium VPN review. What is a decentralized VPN?
This time the process promises to be interesting because we will discuss a decentralized VPN called Mysterium VPN. The application client is available on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. Installation on routers is not supported.
OysterVPN review. Just another article about VPN
Today I came across OysterVPN, which is available for major operating systems, including mobile, browsers, and Fire TV with Kodi, routers, game consoles and other things.
Proton Pass Review. Password manager from the creators of Proton Mail
Many people, when they think about a truly secure email service, think about Proton. Which is not surprising because this mailer has end-to-end encryption, protection against phishing, trackers, and much, much more. But how did these same guys cope with protecting your passwords?
AI Magic Tools review. Bunch of neural networks for working with media
I want to discuss the site AI Magic Tools, which presents plenty of neural networks for creating and processing video, images, audio, and 3D.
PDFgear Review. A complete free PDF editor
Finding even a paid and working PDF editor is not so easy. And there is nothing to say about free ones. But perhaps today's application will finally solve this problem.
Strong VPN Review. VPN that I use
Official apps are available for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and ChromeOS. But through OpenVPN and other things, installation is available on Linux, routers, Amazon FireTV, NAS, Kodi, Symbian and much more.
Writepaw Review. Neural Network Assisting Writers
Writepaw is an online service with AI on board for authors of textual content and marketers. With its help, you can come up with ideas for posts, titles, create marketing articles, and much more.