1. CardDrop

GOOD

• Simple to use and takes less space
  

2. Econtact Pro

GOOD

• Efficient
  Filing a cards takes less than 10 seconds and up to 3 cards can be filed from a single picture.
• Allows exporting to Excel
  
• Accurate
  Econtact Pro does not rely solely on OCR, they use people in the transcription process to make sure transcriptions are accurate.
• Automatically synchronizes with your address book
  

3. ScanBizCards

GOOD

• Salesforce integration
  
• CardScan compatible
  
• Human transcription option
  
• Multiple CRM export options
  Alongside Salesforce, the app offers export options for SugarCRM, LinkedIn, Data.com and Zoho CRM.
• Free version
  

BAD

• Convoluted interface
  The interface is confusing and ineffective.
• Web sync removed
  You can no longer edit or add notes on web.
• Poor OCR
  
• Very limited, ad-supported free version
  The free version has ads and allows for only 3 card scans per week.

4. WorldCard

GOOD

• Dropbox and Evernote integration
  You can share and backup your contacts in Dropbox and Evernote.
• Batch scanning
  You can take multiple pictures in a row and processes them all together. Although, sometimes the UI might be a bit clunky and prevent from it as you would like.
• Good OCR
  WorldCard offers one of the better OCR results.

BAD

• Lacks Salesforce integration
  
• Slightly unintuitive UI
  Some of the navigation and option choices can be a bit confusing, but not indecipherable.

5. Switchit

Switchit is the only digital business app that supports video, audio and branded graphics. All cards are fully interactive, look great and work as advertised. With Switchit: • Build and share digital business cards quick and easy • Embed video or branded graphics • Share your digital card with anyone, even if they don't have the app • Built-in localization, making sharing your digital business card to international numbers simple • Store all your contact information and social networks in one place • Schedule meetings in the app by syncing to your Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar and iCloud accounts. • Quickly access your contacts from the app or via the cloud-based web portal. Switchit automatically saves the contact information of people you share your card with. Manage your contacts from the app or via the cloud-based web portal. • Great business solution for professionals on the go • Highlight your products or services with embedded video or graphics • Save money and time from printing paper business cards • Eco-friendly, environmentally safe. We love trees and clean air Switchit is the leading digital business card application on the market. The app is an ideal business solution for professionals and teams looking to have better one-on-one connections, market what makes them unique, nurture leads and grow their business. Download the app for free at switchitapp.com

GOOD

• Synchronization with several platforms
  You can sync your data from Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, and iCloud Calendar in order to set alerts or remainders about payments.
• Saves the contact information of the people you interact with in the app
  Switchit automatically saves the info of users who have shared their details with you. You can also call or send a message to a person who is in your contacts.

6. FullContact Card Reader

GOOD

• Human transcription
  Human transcription allows for near-perfect accuracy.
• Link to social media
  You can link your business cards with your Facebook, Twitter, Google, LinkedIn, Foursquare contacts.
• Salesforce integration
  Business cards can be matched up with leads in Salesforce.
• Simple interface
  It's intuitive, clean, easy to navigate and use.
• Dropbox and Evernote integrations
  
• Excellent integration support
  In addition to supporting a great variety of integrations out of the box, FullContact provides over 250 integrations using Zapier.

BAD

• More expensive than OCR solutions
  It costs $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr.

7. CamCard

GOOD

• Good OCR
  Quick and relatively precise OCR performance. Additionally, CamCard can capture QR codes.
• Import existing pictures from camera roll
  If you have been photographing business cards before with no way to process them, you can import and process them all at once with CamCard.
• Truly useful free version
  CamCard's free version is mostly a complete application. The paid version adds non-essential features and removes ads.
• Exchange digital cards
  Scanned cards can be sent with a text message or shared with a QR code.
• Intuitive UI
  User-friendly and efficient user interface.
• Batch mode
  Take multiple images in a row and process them together, instead of having to go through the whole process every time.
• Exports to .csv, .xml, and vCard
  
• Auto-adjusts image
  CamCard will crop, straighten, and adjust the exposure of the card.
• Cloud sync
  CamCard can synchronize across multiple devices and a web app.

BAD

• Switched to monthly subscription model, even for existing customers
  CamCard requires a monthly subscription even for existing customers that paid a one-time purchase fee to use it.
• I started useing Camcard in 2011 with the new ios11 Cancard will not open. I can’t fine any help
  
• Lacks Salesforce integration
  
• No full database export
  Doesn't export the complete flat file of all entries into an Excel spreadsheet.

8. CircleBack

Busieness card scanner app for iOS.

GOOD

• Email capture
  
• Free
  
• Smart contact updates
  
• Sync across devices & accounts
  
• Salesforce & ACT! CRM export
  
• Fast and accurate OCR
  

BAD

• Frustratingly slow, freezes
  On iPad and iPhone app freezes, sometimes freezing the entire device until a hard reset is done. Very slow to use if you are just looking up a contact.

9. Scanbot

GOOD

• Good scan quality
  Scanbot guides the user to position the phone above the card.
• Edge detection
  
• Good UX
  

10. Evernote Hello

Originally a separate app Evernote Hello, now part of the Evernote suite.

GOOD

• Easy to set up
  Creating an account is straightforward and fast.
• Good UI
  The user interface is intuitive and easy to use.
• Good OCR
  Evernote offers a reasonably good OCR performance.

BAD

• Intended use is offputting
  The intended use of Evernote Hello was giving the phone to people you've just met and let them fill out the information. Many people found the idea awkward.
• No bi-directional sync
  Evernote can update the contacts, but changes in contacts don't reflect in the app.

11. ABBYY Business Card Reader

GOOD

• LinkedIn integration
  
• Excellent UI
  This app has a good looking, easy to navigate and use user interface.
• Good, multilingual OCR
  In addition to having reasonably good OCR performance it can try to discern between 3 (of 21 available) different languages at a time.
• Salesforce integration
  Salesforce integration requires either purchasing the professional version or a subscription.

BAD

• Limited free version
  The free version allows to scan 15 business cards
• No export options
  

12. Business Card Reader Pro

GOOD

• Exports to Evernote
  
• Capable OCR
  
• Exports to Salesforce
  

13. CamScanner

GOOD

• Batch scanning
  
• Ad-less free version
  
• PDF conversion
  CamScanner scans documents directly into multi page PDF format.
• Balance indicator
  
• Secure
  This app offers password protection for scanned documents.
• Scanned documents can be stored in cloud storage
  Free CamScanner accounts have access to 200 MB of free storage space. 10 GB storage space is available for full version license (monthly subscription).

BAD

• Free version has no OCR functionality
  
• Buttons are not labeled
  
• Pro features requires subscription
  Either monthly or yearly subscriptions are available at either $4.99/month or $49.99/year.

14. Scanner Pro

GOOD

• Scans are easily shareable
  After you scan a document you can immediately email it to someone or upload it to cloud storage - Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Evernote, etc.

15. Bloodhound

GOOD

• Free on Android
  

16. Evernote Scannable

GOOD

• Evernote integration
  Being an Evernote product it is extremely easy to save the data to Evernote.
• Enhances text
  Text from paper materials (like a business cars) are made as legible as possible through bolding, making even handwriting readable.
• Contacts
  It makes it easy to turn business cards into contacts.
• Multi-purpose
  This can be used for just about anything, not just business cards, making it essentially a hand held digital scanner.
• Fast image capturing
  Capturing of content is near instant.

1.) Enso Portable

Enso Portable is a portable distrobution of the community version of Enso Launcher (of which is not developed anymore) which is a quasi-modal "humanized" app launcher for Windows.

GOOD

• Easily teach the app to open specific apps and sites
  There is a learning function to the app that allows the user to teach the app to open specific items by typing "learn as open" and then clicking on the item one wants it to learn to open.
• Can go to existing open windows
  By using the "go" command users can switch to their already open windows making this a bit of a window navigator as well as a launcher.

BAD

• Usage tends to be slowed by the caps lock
  Function of the app relies on the caps lock key being pressed to enter commands, which can slow some people down by having to hold that key down when they are typing commands.

2.) Find and Run Robot

Find and Run Robot is a hotkey launched search box aimed at keyboard users that uses an adaptive live search to find the programs and files one needs.

GOOD

• Launches apps quickly
  Due to an adaptive search that caches users searches, once an item has been launched previously it will be found quicker the next time one want to search and use it.
• Extendable through plugins
  There are plugins available for the launcher such as a clipboard manager or a calculator, all things that add to the usefulness of the launcher depending on one's needs.
• Powerful alias functionality
  

BAD

• A bit slower than other launchers
  
• Quite old fashioned look and it isn't very customizable
  

3.) Wox

GOOD

• search engine everything integrated
  search engine everything integrated
• Extensible with addons
  Addons such as choclatey and Clipboard are some of the more popular ones, but it stands to reason that just about anything will be extensible if someone writes a plugin in order to perform that specific function.
• Easily search the web
  There is a built in web search function in the Wox launcher that allows users to easily search sites like IMDB or Wikipedia by prefixing their searches with keywords such as "wiki".
• Allows for user customization
  There are themes(https://ift.tt/1T35p2O) available for the app as well as plugins(https://ift.tt/1hbWEqe) both of witch allow the user to customize the launcher to their liking.
• Really fast
  Faster than most other launchers.

BAD

• Not possible to uninstall plugins
  If you add plugins, you can't uninstall them, you can only disable them. If you install the clipboard plugin you cannot even delete your clipboard history.
• Buggy, many crashes
  The application crashes often. Many plugins are not tested very well and even the default version crashes many times without knowing why and when.
• UI flicker
  The UI flickers when using the app and does not have any foreseeable fix other than speeding the app up, which did not completely alleviate the issue.

4.) Executor

GOOD

• Looks are easily customized
  Layout as well as fonts and color are are adjustable in the settings. The app is also themeable, which combined with the other customizations makes for an app anyone can make look how they want.
• Easily add what you want to launch
  Executor works with drag and drop, so if there is a shortcut you want to add to the app, just drag and drop it, an app, drag and drop it. Pretty easy to do and very convenient.
• Set custom keyboard commands
  Once programmed the app does not even need pulled up as the user can launch apps or shortcuts by using pre-programmed keypresses.

BAD

• May take time to teach it the apps you want to launch
  While Executor does learn from ones usage, upon first using it it may not always find specifically the app one wants which means it need taught the correct app. After time this gets better but may be frustrating at first.

5.) Listary

GOOD

• More than just an app launcher
  
• Supports other explorers
  It supports not only Windows Explorer but also XYplorer, Directory Opus, Total Commander and all the other explorer alternatives.
• Search as you type everywhere
  You can start typing on the desktop or any folders and it'll just search for you.
• It's also a launcher
  Once you find the file you need, you can launch it or use custom actions.

BAD

• Slow development
  Version 6 has been promised to come out for 4 years now.

6.) TaskLayout

GOOD

• Combo "task launch and arrange" tool
  

7.) Launchy

Launchy is a free cross-platform utility designed to help you forget about your start menu, the icons on your desktop, and even your file manager.

GOOD

• Interface is easily customizable
  Things like fading effects, opacity, window positioning are all customizable to the users liking from within the settings of the app, which make for an app that works with anyone workflow or particular theming prerequisites.
• Easily themed with many available on the web?
  Launchy can be easily themed by placing themes into the Launchy theme folder and then selecting that theme from within the apps settings. There are also many user created themes(https://ift.tt/1IAucZH) available which is great for those that want their launcher to match the rest of their OS's theme.

BAD

• Abandoned?
  Launchy was last updated in 2008.
• Small selection of plugins?
  The official plugin page(https://ift.tt/1mhc5y9) on Launchy's homepage hosts just 11 plugins.

8.) Bayden SlickRun

You invoke it with a key press that doesn't infer with other shortcut keys, like Win+Q. It display a small window at the location you want. You type a few letters of a command shortcut. It autocompletes it. Hit Return, the application is launched.

GOOD

• Create magic words that launch apps, open folders, open web pages
  
• Use eyedropper to associate magic word with running windows app
  
• Use @multi@ to execute multiple magic words and/or multiple apps, open folders, etc.
  
• Option to pass an argument via $W$ parameter
  Example: Set the filename or URL to execute to a web browser app, and enter this link(https://ift.tt/2Ktbwn1) in the Parameters text box. When the magic word is executed, a "Dynamic input" dialog is displayed. The text entered in that dialog is passed to $W$.
• Can handle multiple tasks
  It doesn't only run apps with the config you want, it also can execute many commands, automate tasks and run batches to execute more tasks.
• Can be set to be invisible
  For those that do not like the looks of the app it can be set to be invisible so users do not have to look at it.

BAD

• Manually have to set up what applications it will be able to launch
  It only supports the applications you add (those you use really frequently) with the shortcut of your choice.
• Sometimes Bayden SlickRun seems to be off-line
  
• Windows only
  

9.) Keybreeze

GOOD

• Preconfigured for convenience
  Over 80 popular apps and shortcuts have been preconfigured upon installation of the app making for an easy experience right out of the box to get going.

BAD

• Does not auto index
  This means that users will have to manually setup any shortcuts or apps that they want launched that were not already preconfigured. This can be time consuming for the user.

10.) Keypirinha

Quickly launch applications, files, bookmarks, URLs, sessions (PuTTY, WinSCP, FileZilla), registry keys, and more.

GOOD

• Whole configuration takes place in config files
  This means there's a bit of a learning curve, but once you got how it works, it's great.
• Very fast
  

BAD

• Slight learning curve
  

11.) WinLaunch

WinLaunch is an OSX like launcher for Windows that allows users to easily organize their apps to their liking in a fullscreen pop up-display.

GOOD

• Fast access and setup
  It enables you to launch any application with very few clicks. If you organize your apps well, you get them in one single click. You may need two or three at most if you need to open a folder or move to another page. I think HotCorners is a great idea, allowing you to view WinLaunch without even clicking. Even setting up your apps in it is fast and intuitive, with simple clicks and drag-n-drops.
• Marcito
  
• Anyone can use it
  It is free to use as it is donation-funded.
• Works with anyones workflow
  You can do anything, from launching applications, to adding, grouping and removing them without using the keyboard. There are also keyboard shortcuts available for those that do not like using the mouse, either way the app will work with whatever workflow works best for the user.

BAD

• Inconvenient manual setup
  After installed the first time you pull the launcher up there will be no apps contained within, this means every user will have to manually add the apps they would like in the launcher, which is time consuming. An auto population feature would be more convenient, sadly there is none.

Dell Laptops

Dell is a worldwide technological solution provider that offers great quality laptops and other hardware. On some systems they offer Ubuntu has the default OS.

GOOD

• Battery life
  Using one of the XPS family laptops, it has great battery life. Browsing + Working: 6~8 hours; Only writing (Office/Gedit): 10~12 hours; Gaming: 3~4 hours.
• Great quality
  The XPS family laptops have great build quality. Aluminum chassis and everything.
• Great Linux support
  Other than running well Linux, it has Firmware updates and functions such as Keyboard lighting very well integrated with the OS.

BAD

• Expensive
  Although the price is fair, is still is high. For an XPS Dell 13 9360 with some good specs, it will easily rise to prices around 1800€. But if you have that money to spend, it is totally worth it!
• Hard to find preinstalled with Linux
  If you live outside US or the UK you might find it difficult to find a Dell with Linux preinstalled.
• If preinstalled with Windows, the disk is fully encrypted.
  If preinstalled with Windows, it is harder to install Linux since the disk is fully encrypted. This means you need to decrypt the disk in Windows, resize the Windows partition, install Linux, and encrypt Windows partition again...

Asus Zenbook series

GOOD

• High quality screens
  Except for some of the early models of Zenbooks that had average screens, Zenbooks are known for their high quality screens.
• Excellent chassis design
  The chassis is built using brushed aluminium instead of plastic that's more common in laptops. It creates a more rigid construction.
• Long battery life (7 hours on regular use)
  
• Beautiful brushed aluminum aesthetic
  

BAD

• Certain models are pricey
  

Gluglug laptops

Gluglug are re-purposed IBM thinkpads (T60/X60) with libreboot installed by default and Trisquel GNU/Linux as the OS.

GOOD

• Runs Libreboot
  The bootloader is totally free from proprietary blobs, giving you total control over what runs on your system.
• FSF Respects Your Freedom certified
  Gluglugs laptops have been FSF Respects Your Freedom certified since Dec. 2013.
• No "Management Engine" backdoor
  Gluglug avoids post-2008 Intel chipsets due to the proprietary "Management Engine" which allows remote access to the computer (including the screen, RAM, and storage), and has been exploited to develop low-level rootkits.

BAD

• Old
  The devices are pretty old IBM laptops, while they do work are definitely not going to be the best performers.

ZaReason laptops

GOOD

• Offers full support for both hardware and software
  
• Good customer support
  

Star Labs

Star Labs System’s goal is to provide computer systems that can be customized to the users needs and that will run Windows and Linux operating systems.

GOOD

• Good laptop design
  Their Star LabTop uses the same model as System76's Galago Pro, with a beautiful design.
• Ships in EU with free shipping
  

System76 laptops

GOOD

• Ubuntu comes pre-installed with auto updates
  All of the hardware has been selected and tested for compatibility with Ubuntu, without headaches. That usually means it works flawlessly on other distros too.
• They create their own content that complements Ubuntu
  They not only have hardware that supports Ubuntu, but they also actively develop new tech and do bug fixes for the Linux Desktop experience. See here(https://ift.tt/2pX7WGO) for more information.
• Customizable laptops
  They allow for you to choose what components you want in the laptop.
• Laptops for everyone
  From lightweight with a big battery time to game heavy with two GTX graphics cards inside. There is a laptop for everyone.
• Linux will Just Work
  The system is built for Ubuntu, so Linux support is basically built-in. If you want to swap Ubuntu for some other Linux, you can do so with ease after purchase, and you do not need to worry about whether or not all the laptop features will work.

BAD

• Bad customer support
  Multiple people have reported that the customer support is subpar. Support often tries to avoid replacing defective laptops, applies temporary or wrong fixes and generally avoids taking responsibility.
• Hardware issues are common
  Laptops in multiple instances have arrived defective or started experiencing issues within the first few weeks of use. Notably, ZaReason, a company that, like System76, does not manufacture laptops themselves and instead relies on rebranding Clevo's laptops, has not had as many issues with their laptops, suggesting that the laptops System76 resells are those that don't pass Clevo's quality assurance yet are in working condition.

Nimbusoft

GOOD

• Good prices
  
• Big range of keyboard layout options
  

Thinkpenguin laptops

GOOD

• Comes with either Ubuntu or Trisquel pre-installed
  

Entroware

Entroware specialises in providing Ubuntu Linux based computing solutions and services for our clients' requirements.

GOOD

• Good prices
  

BAD

• Shipping countries list is small
  

Slimbook

GOOD

• Multiple keyboard layouts to choose from
  
• Pre-installed Linux
  

Purism

GOOD

• Security oriented outlook
  
• Pre-installed Linux
  

BAD

• Intel processors
  
• High prices
  

Elbrus 401 PC

GOOD

• NSA Free
  It's manufactured in Russia.

BAD

• High Prices
  

SPECS

USB	USB 2.0: 4 connectors on the rear panel, 2 connectors on the front panel. 2 internal ports on the motherboard
Processor clock speed, MHz	800
Operating temperature of ambient air, ° ?	from 0 to + 35
Memory GB	24 (up to 96), support for error correction (ECC)
Supply mains voltage, V	220 ± 22
Number of processors	1
Power consumption, W, not more than	450
Built-in drive	DVD-RW drive. Support for dual layer discs
From Factor	MicroATX
Microprocessor	Elbrus-4S (1891VM8YA)
Sound	Integrated sound card AC-97 (stereo)
Network Interfaces	Support for work at data rates of 10/100/1000 Mbps
Disc subsystem	Hard disk SATA 2.0 1000 GB, 3.5 "(up to 2 disks) CompactFlash card slot on the board mSATA disk on a 120 GB capacity card
Execution group	1.1
Video subsystem	Integrated graphics card based on VLSI Silicon Motion SM718 Supports 2D acceleration, video scaling 16 MB of video memory, connection to the PCI bus Output VGA, DVI Resolution up to 1920 x 1080 3D video card AMD Radeon 6000 series Connecting to PCI Express

1) Aralon: Forge and Flame

Pro	3D open world
Con	Storyline feels a little bit lacking

2) N.O.V.A. 3: Freedom Edition

A free role playing fps with about 8 hours of campaign.

Pro	Great story line Although the fps style is not always very flashy when it comes to story lines, Nova 3's interesting story line comes as a pleasent surprise, even if it does not grant the user any choices.
Pro	Great multiplayer Multiplayer is fun, active, relatively balanced, albeit challenging to newcomers.
Pro	Not in-app-purchase oriented You can play through the whole game without feeling that you are missing anything.
Pro	Easy to control The control layout and sensitivity is adjustable for your optimal gaming experience.
Pro	Tons of replay value The missions are fun, and by completing missions and earning credits, you can unlock new weapons and upgrade abilities in single-player, leading to a great amount of replay value.
Pro	Available in "HD" and "standard" visual settings There are HD and SD settings so that any device can play this game, be it an older device with low specs or a high end device.
Con	Occasional Lag On lower-end devices, due to the extensive lighting and high resolution graphics, the game can lag and suffers from occasional framerate drops. This is only a problem on older devices, though.
Con	No gamepad support
Con	Gets very hard The more you progress in the game, the harder it gets. Although some people enjoy the challenge, many others just stop trying and give up.

3) Stormblades

Stormblades is a casual action game for mobile that sees the player swiping directions on the screen in order to hit enemies with weapons in a specific pattern.

Pro	Casual stripped down gameplay For those looking for a nice looking game that is geared more towards casual players Stormblades is a good choice as the gameplay is very straightforward in that the game is very linear, leaving little to user choice.
Pro	Free-to-play done well there are no wait timers in the game, no second or third currency either. The whole game can be played for free with little roadblocks as the in-app-purchases are used for "essence" (the in game currency) which can purchase health potions, even though the game allows you to earn enough by little repetition.
Con	Can be difficult to tell what is going on Indicators that pop up in the game that signal when to use a powerful strike can often be difficult to see due to the frantic swiping from the gameplay, thumbs can be in the way too easily.

4) Batman Arkham Origins

A free batman battle based game with approximately 17 hours of game play time.

Pro	Good controls The controls for the game are pretty much swipe timing based, which works great with tablets and phones.
Con	Gets repetitive The skills unlocked in the game, while fun at first get repetitive very quickly, what is worse is that it takes a lot of grinding to unlock others, which means the current ones being used will be used for a good while.

5) Exiles Zero

A free open world 3d RPG from Crescent Moon Games for android, where the player must attack robots, alien creatures, and travel through deserts on vehicles to get to his mission goals throughout the storyline.

Pro	Open World You are free to roam where you want, and when you want at your own hearts whim... although the choice of locations you can actually go to are very small. However, a free 3d open world rpg game for Android is a thing to behold as of now.
Pro	Zero in-app purchases There are no IAPs in the game, everything is given to the user at no cost, though there are advertisements in this version.
Con	Short story The game can be finished within a few hours, and it just feels like it never gets a due ending.
Con	Lack Of weapons and character-types Although Exiles Zero is an open world game, there are but a handful of weapons, and you can only select the soldier class.
Con	Huge emptyness Although some dungeons are a little smaller, most areas are just huge, with almost nothing in them, but a few creatures. And although the game does let you use vehicles, the lack of maps, NPC's in towns, and huge empty areas just give a feeling of wandering in barren deserts.

6) Heroes Reborn: Enigma

Pro	Full voice acting Many android games have boring text scrolls, or only partial voice acting, but Heroes Enigma has complete voice acting all the way through.
Pro	Puzzle game that knows how to keep the player interested Puzzle games can get quite boring, but Heroes Enigma keeps you interested with a voice acted narrative, interesting animation clips, and good graphics.
Pro	No paywall There are no necessary or incredibly useful app purchases to slow you down, just clean puzzles with the features you have. Although there are ads online, the game can be played entirely offline, and Google Play achievements can be synced once the game is completed.
Con	The game has some clichés A human with extraordinary powers, an abusive scientist that uses someone dear to the main character to make him do what he wants, buttons and never-ending room puzzles... This has all been used a lot before.

7) The Pirate: Caribbian Hunt

Pro	Completely open world The main goal is definitely to battle ships, but you can do anything your heart desires from building farms and taverns in your ports, to attacking ports for a ransom, and rolling dice aggainst an AI for money.
Pro	Great game mechanics From raising or lowering sails too maneuver faster and boarding ships with your crew, to transporting people from port to port and finding survivors out in the sea, this game packs a solid punch when it comes to various ways of doing the same thing. It adds logical complications to normal tasks, such as wind, and not being able to sail up against it. All in all, even if there is so much stuff to worry about, the experience is very enjoyable, and filled with surprises.
Pro	Good graphics Although it does not have the best graphics out there, the game deffinetly looks nice compaired to many others, and is well optimised; wich means it can run on even budget devices.
Pro	Real world Although the fastest way to get around is to use a 2d map, if you wish to do so, you can jump in a ship and sail to any location in 3d. The whole map is seamless, and contained in one scene. The game even encourages the players to do so by adding hidden docks at strategic locations, giving a sum of money to the player when the ports are found. And by putting ship wrecks with treasure island maps, wich can only be reached in open world.
Con	Can get boring Although there is allot to do in this game, once you have tried it all, and own the biggest ship, there is nothing very exiting left.
Con	Small story With only three main objectives, the story comes in a little short.

8) Asphalt 8: Airborne

Asphalt 8: Airborne is a free to play racing game that offers numerous in app purchases that range from $0.99 - $99.99 per item.

Pro	Manual graphics settings Asphalt 8: Airborne has built in graphics settings that can be set in game allowing one to set what is best for their device depending on how powerful it is.
Pro	Beautiful graphics Often used to benchmark phones, this game has pretty amazing graphics, from particle systems to filters, the eye candy is pretty decent.
Pro	Good controller support Asphalt 8 supports MOGA, Nvidia and HID controllers making for a game that supports a wide selection of controllers, so anyone is covered.
Con	Pacing is set to push players to spend money on in app purchases The way that Asphalt 8: Airborne progresses is clearly to push players into spending real money to advance in the game, making the game pay to play.

9) Galaxy On Fire 2 HD

Galaxy on Fire 2 is an arcade space combat & exploration game that is free to play but does include in app purchases. You can mine asteroids, explore 30+ star systems, fight aliens/pirates and upgrade your ship. The single player campaign is about 10 hours long.

Pro	Open world With the story line comes the great open world galaxy that you are free to roam about at almost any point in the game. Your choices wont really affect the story line, but it will decide on weather factions are friendly to you or not.
Pro	Updated HD Graphics over first title All of the graphical textures and effects have been updated and reworked from the original game Galaxy on Fire. Including highly detailed 3D models and stunning specialFX, Galaxy on Fire 2 HD graphics are optimized for Android devices and provide beautiful visuals.
Pro	Expansive game universe Galaxy on Fire 2 HD has a huge expansive game universe. With over 30 different systems of stars, planets and space station, you will explore and adventure all over the galaxy.
Con	In app purchase orriented In app purchases get pretty heavy after a little while. Especially when it comes tome to get a certain tractor beam...
Con	Nasty Pay/grind wall chokepoint Somewhere along the way, you'll be required to upgrade your warp drive to continue. The cost of said item is prohibitively set so as to require the player to either grind out on asteroid mining or looting; for who knows how long, or buy currency.
Con	Includes in app purchases Galaxy on Fire 2 HD has included in app purchases that range from $0.99 - $51.82 per item.

Specs

Genre	Arcade / Action / Sci-fi
Controller Support	HID
Co-Op	8 Player Online

10) Edge of Tomorrow

Edge of Tomorrow is a single level game that is meant as a movie tie in for promotion but is still fun and more importantly free.

Pro	Completely free While a short game, it is completely free, so there is no real reason not to try it to see if it appeals.
Pro	Small size for amazing graphics Coming in at around 90mb, you can pretty much download it at your local McDonalds, and still enjoy great eye candy. Although the textures are not that amazing, the helicopters falling from the sky, and the missiles falling every where just make the whole thing feel epic.
Con	Extremely short It takes about 8 minutes to complete the game. And the only advancement is unlocking a few weapons.
Con	Not optimised Although its relatively small, the lack of optimization means any device that scores 52 000 or bellow on antutu (~galaxy s5 power) should experience at least a little lag.

11) Beast Quest

A 3d rpg with an "Infinity Blade" (or "Storm Blade") style of fighting monsters that spawn in the 3d world.

Pro	Long Game Play This game can be played for quite a few days before one finishis all there is to do.
Con	Money based upgrades While upgrades are unlocked by leveling, they must then be purchased with ingame currency. And the higher the level, the more the coins...

GoSublime

GoSublime is a very powerful plugin that gives you an IDE like environment inside Sublime Text 2 for the language Go.

Advantage

Provides code completion and other IDE-like features * code completion from Gocode * context aware snippets via the code-completion popup to complement the existing SublimeText Go package. * sublime build system(ctrl+b) integrating with GoSublime 9o command prompt * lint/syntax check as you type * quickly jump to any syntax error reported (and jump back to where you were before (across files)) * quickly fmt your source or automatically on save to conform with the Go standards * easily create a new go file and run it without needing to save it first (9o replay) * share your snippets (anything in the loaded file) on play.golang.org * list declarations in the current file * automatically add/remove package imports * quickly jump your import section(automatically goes to the last import) where you can easily edit the pkg alias and return to where you were before * go to definition of a package function or constant, etc. * show the source(and thus documentation) of a variable without needing to change views

Color Highlighter

Advantage	Works with less/scss variables declared in the same file
Advantage	Multiple display options
Disadvantage	Occasionally stops working, need to restart sublime

Emmet

It’s a plugin based on the Emmet standard. If you never heard of it and you code in HTML, this will blow your mind. You can create complete layouts with just one line of code, press TAB and presto. Have a look a the official website.

Advantage	Makes writing HTML really fast Either watch the video below or read this article to see all the things you can do with Emmet.
Advantage	Makes writing CSS really fast Emmet does not only work with HTML, but also CSS.
Disadvantage	Requires pyv8 Emmet is a Javascript addon, and it requires pyv8 (python-javascript bridge) to run.

Package control

A full-featured package manager that helps discovering, installing, updating and removing packages for Sublime Text 2.

Advantage	Automatically upgrades your packages
Advantage	Supports GitHub, BitBucket and a full channel/repository system
Advantage	Enables you to customise and extend Sublime text!
Advantage	Helps you discover new plugins Package control retrieves a list of plugins from their central server, making it easier to find new plugins.

DocBlockr

Simplifies writing DocBlock comments in Javascript, PHP, CoffeeScript, Actionscript, C & C++

Advantage

Allows you to create PHPDoc style comments

Git Gutter

A sublime text 2/3 plugin to show an icon in the gutter area indicating whether a line has been inserted, modified or deleted.

Advantage	Has hot keys for jumping to the next changed line in the file Git Gutter exposes the commands `git_gutter_next_change` and `git_gutter_prev_change` for navigating to parts of the file that are different from git. By default they're bound to `ctrl+shift+alt+j` and `ctrl+shift+alt+k`respectively, but you can change them in your user key bindings file.
Advantage	Makes it really easy to see if a line has been inserted, modified or deleted.
Disadvantage	Directory locking causes issues when changing branches If you have Sublime Text 3 open when switching branches directories are not removed if they are specific to a branch. This can create a real mess as the directory is treated as a new addition to the destination branch. Deleting the directory is still seen as a directory added then removed in the branch.

Sublime CodeIntel

This plugins brings a little of IDE functionality into ST2.

Advantage	Lets you jump to the file and line of the definition of a symbol
Advantage	Shows autocomplete with the available modules/symbols in real time
Advantage	Displays information in the status bar about the working function

SideBar Enhancements

Provides enhancements to the operations on Sidebar of Files and Folders for Sublime Text.

Advantage	Adds a ton of functionality to the sidebar - Move to trash - Clipboard - Open in browser - Copy the content of a file as data:uri base64 - Close, move, open and restore buffers affected by a rename/move command - Copy as tags img/a/script/style - Duplicate - Preference to control if a buffer should be closed when affected by a deletion operation - Allows to display "file modified date" and "file size" on statusbar
Disadvantage	ST2 version is not maintained anymore The last ST2 version is available here(https://ift.tt/1phc1xJ). All future functionality will be added only to the ST3 version.
Disadvantage	Data Collection SE ships your data off to Kite.

Bracket Highlighter

Like the name states, it highlights the brackets, quotes and html tags. It’s a simple plugin, but helps a lot when working on big code files.

Advantage	Makes HTML much more visible
Advantage	Makes brackets much more visible

Pretty JSON

Formats JSON nicely with configurable indent and optional key sorting.

Advantage	Can convert JSON to XML To convert JSON to XML look for "Pretty JSON: JSON 2 XML" via Command Pallette.
Advantage	Can prettify with configurable indent and optional key sorting To prettify look for "Pretty JSON: Format (Pretty Print) JSON" via Command Pallette. Indent, key sorting and ASCII ensurance can all be configured.
Advantage	Can minify To compress/minify look for "Pretty JSON: Minify (compress) JSON" via Command Pallette.
Advantage	Can query Query/filter requires ./jq(https://ift.tt/125dOHl) and allows slicing, filtering, mapping and transforming data with ease. To query look for "Pretty JSON: jq query" via Command Pallette.

Sublime Linter

SublimeLinter is a plugin that supports "lint" programs (known as "linters"). SublimeLinter highlights lines of code the linter deems to contain (potential) errors. It also supports highlighting special annotations (for example: TODO) so that they can be quickly located. Supports pretty much every popular language.

Advantage	Supports pretty much every language
Advantage	Helps you find errors in the code
Disadvantage	Many default linters require installing Node.js Javascript, CoffeeScript, and even the CSS linter require installing Node.js to function
Disadvantage	Tends to cause Sublime Text to run slowly With Sublime Linter installed, dialog boxes warning that the plugin is running slowly can become a common occurrence, depending on the types of files you regularly work with.

JSLint

JSLint is a Javascript code quality tool created by Douglas Crockford, Javascript hardcore developer. This tool helps you know what parts of your code you need to change in order to have a better sane code. Until now, you could only do it online1, but with this plugin you can do it directly on ST2. If you are serious about Javascript you need this. 1: http://www.jshint.com/

Advantage

Finds syntactical errors Any code base eventually becomes huge at some point, and simple mistakes—that would not show themselves when written—can become show stoppers and waste hours of debugging. And this is when static code analysis tools come into play and help developers to spot such problems. JSHint scans a program written in JavaScript and reports about commonly made mistakes and potential bugs. The potential problem could be a syntax error, a bug due to implicit type conversion, a leaking variable or something else.

Advantage

Finds common mistakes with JS

Git

This plugin gives you basic git functionality inside ST2.

Advantage

No need to go to the system console to perform git tasks