Top Downloads This Week

Posted on December 5, 2015 by resourcefulman

Every week we share the number of downloads for all platforms to help you get started. Here are the top downloads this week.

Doze Brings Marshmallow Battery Saver to Older Android Devices

Android 4.1+: Doze is one of the best new Android Marshmallow features that prevents apps from using the network when your phone is idle. But if you still don’t have Marhsmallow on your phone, this app will bring this feature to older phones.

How to set up a versatile retro game emulator with RetroArch

If you want to play all your favorite old games on your computer, RetroArch sets up a user-friendly all-in-one interface for any retro game you can imagine. RetroArch is arguably the most powerful cross-platform option for doing this, but it’s terribly difficult to set up. Here’s how to do it.

Dark desktop

Zorgodon’s desktop in Windows 10 is very clean and minimal, but still contains enough information to be useful, whether it has nothing open or only a few windows open. This is how he arranged it.

HabitBull is a beautiful habit tracker with many features

Android / iOS: Over the years, we’ve had quite a few apps and habit-building tricks. HabitBull combines all of these principles into a great free cross-platform application.

The best free add-ins for Microsoft Office

Ever wished there was an encyclopedia in Word to touch on, or dummy numbers generated in Excel? Office Add-ins provide such additional functionality for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft Office applications. Here are some of the most handy add-ons you can install for Office 2013 and later to get the most out of your office suite.

Bring back the classic Windows 7 games without ads to Windows 10

Do you miss the classic games that came with Windows 7? Those that didn’t require paying $ 10 a year to remove ads (unlike modern versions of Windows 10)? Good news: you can install ad-free Windows 7 games like Solitaire and Minesweeper on Windows 8 and Windows 10.

Home screen of clean lines

Sometimes the beauty is simple. This sdk115 user’s home screen “ My Color Screen” may not have much going on, but it only shows what you need.

Minibian is the minimum Raspbian version for the Raspberry Pi

Raspbian is fairly lightweight in terms of operating systems, but if you’re looking for something even simpler for your Raspberry Pi projects, Minibian is worth taking a look at.

Relevance reorganizes tabs based on what you read

Chrome: Have too many tabs open and not sure where to start? Relevance is a free Chrome extension that reorders your tabs based on what you read and which domains you visit the most.