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Twelve free solitaire games in one pack123 Free Solitaire is the logical evolution of the good old solitaire game we all used to play for hours on Windows 95.But 123 Free Solitaire is more than just one game; in fact, it includes 12 different types of solitaire games (Diplomat, Eighteens, Flower Garden, Free Cell, Grandfather's Clock, Klondike, Pyramid, Royal Rendezvous, Spider, Spider One Suit, Spider Two Suit, and Yukon) to ensure you never grow tired of playing on your own. You can play this on Windows 10 or Windows 11.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });Playing 123 Free Solitaire is quite easy. After launching the game, you’re presented with a menu to choose which solitaire you want to play. Simply choose the game and start playing. 123 Free Solitaire lets you undo and redo moves, and also save the game any time to continue it later. And in case you don’t remember the rules to any of the included games, you can always take a look at the documentation.There are a few customization options in 123 Free Solitaire which allow you to change the interface skin, select a different card back and also use a personalized background – instead of the classic green table cloth. The cards have really nice designs, and are bigger than other solitaire games, but they can't be manually resized - they only change when you resize the window.123 Free Solitaire is a great pack of 12 free solitaire games for gamers and procrastinators alike.

A free WiFi hotspot software that’s easy to useEveryone has probably experienced the struggle of needing a WiFi signal but not having a WiFi router around to get it. If you happen to be one of the unlucky ones then OSToto Hotspot can solve your problem. OSToto Hotspot can easily turn any of your non-mobile devices into a WiFi hotspot. Whether you’re using a desktop or laptop, you’ll be able to use WiFi with ease with the OSToto Hotspot.All About EfficiencyOSToto Hotspot was formerly known as 160WiFi but other than the name change, OSToto Hotspot continues 160WiFi’s legacy without much difference. Installing the program doesn’t take a long time. In fact, it installed as soon as the file is clicked. Once launched, you’ll see the white and purple interface that’s been there since the 160WiFi days. OSToto Hotspot’s interface is minimalistic. The program takes up a really small part of your screen so it doesn’t get in the way of your other work. Aside from a pop-up setting menu at the right-hand corner of the screen, most of the necessary options that you’ll likely need are already displayed. sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });It should be mentioned that the program needs a wireless adapter in order to work. However, once a wireless adapter has been installed, using the software is pretty much smooth sailing. You’ll be able to see all of the devices connected to the hotspot. You can also choose to blacklist any unwanted devices. These devices will be listed in the “Blacklist” section of the program. Security and CustomizationOSToto Hotspot’s security options are rather limited, however. Of course, it’s possible to secure your connection with a password, but that’s about it. Its customization options are also quite rudimentary. Users can choose to change the program's actions during start-up, sending and receiving of notifications, and update the driver version. Other than those listed above, OSToto offers no other menus for customization. Despite these drawbacks, OSToto is still a great utility tool for people who need to turn their devices into portable WiFi hotspots.One nitpicky drawback is the automatic minimization of the window to the tray. There is no option to disable this feature. However, this is a rather minor issue and would just take a little bit of getting used to on the part of the users.Simple, but EffectiveThere’s no denying that the OSToto is a simple program. It has a simple interface and simple menus. It’s undoubtedly a good fit for users who aren’t technologically savvy. All it needs is a wireless adapter and users are pretty much ready to go. Still, that very simplicity can also be its drawback as it also lacks a lot of features. Don’t expect a lot of high-level functions. As long as a portable WiFi is all you need then OSToto Hotspot can definitely fulfill your needs.

A promising browserBuilt around Chromium, the same open-source code as Google Chrome, URBrowser offers a familiar interface from which to begin your browsing. This alone may not be enough to tempt you from your current browser, but does offer a handful of additional extras to improve your online interactions.Have it your wayWith Chromium acting as its foundation, URBrowser is a solid and customizable gateway to the internet. From the settings menu, you can edit your homepage, add extensions, set what screens display on startup… the usual. And, the chances are, you will want to make some immediate edits as URBrowser uses Ask.com as its default search tool. Its common ancestry with Chrome enables you to sync your settings between the platforms. Bookmarks and Favorites settings from other browsers, like Firefox, can also be quickly imported. You also get access to the Chrome Store’s many extensions – although it does block some of these add-ons to protect its stability. Here, however, is where URBrowser starts to differentiate itself with a good selection of tools coming built-in.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });While it may not be the most significant of the features on offer, URBrowsers most touted addition is the inclusion of visual customization features. Positioned in the top right corner of the screen, next to the settings, is the Personalization button. This offers a multitude of face-lifts for URBrowser, altering colors, background images, and the desktop icon. Unfortunately, there are not many themes yet on offer, but the options are promised to expand and it is an easy way to personalize your browser’s appearance. Unless you spend a lot of time on blank pages, however, the only change you will regularly notice is the title bar’s color. Simple media managementURBrowser’s other additions do offer more practical functionality. Chief among these is its Media Downloader. This tool again sits up in the top-right corner of the screen but is always active. This means that, whenever you visit a site and roll over a video or image, a button pops-up to give you the option to download it. Downloads come with a range of options, allowing you to save videos or just their audio and letting you quickly apply filters to images. To make organizing these easier, URBrowser also keeps everything together in a media tab for reference. It’s a well-integrated tool and is defiantly the standout element of the package. Rolling over the address bar prompts a menu of regularly visited sites to drop down. This is tiled with icons of popular sites at first but quickly populates with your own favorite pages. It’s a handy little addition, that manages an attractive half-step between searching your bookmarks, favorites, and history. Along with Chrome’s standard safe browsing experience – which warns you of suspicious sites – URBrowser promises that it comes with “Antivirus” and "Adblocker". Filled with promiseURBrowser’s genesis in Chromium makes it all feel familiar and easy to navigate – plus, of course, it allows Chrome users to sync all of their settings with ease. However, the reasons to move over to it currently are limited due to many of its advertised functions only being promises. The one stand-out element is its Media Downloader which, thanks to its sheer convenience and ability to organize downloaded media, defiantly makes URBrowser standout. 

Enjoy a cute little world2K Club is a free simulator developed by Olivia Haines. In this simple and short game, you get to experience being a young girl again filled with colorful and interactive objects from the good old days. You can jump around, explore your room, and even dance to your heart’s desire.2K Club also sports the same feminine aesthetic and casual relaxing gameplay as Haines’ other works Dollhouse and Drive Me To The Moon. However, this one is unique because of its focus on innocence in addition to the developer’s masterful use of color and nostalgia.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });A cute throwbackInspired by the developer’s own childhood, the virtual world is filled with colorful and interactive objects from the late 90s and the early 2000s. This is evident from the Game Boy Advance, a thicker TV, and even a dance machine. This evokes a feeling of nostalgia, especially for people who experienced life with these things from the past. The simulated experience of trying these things again makes the game enjoyable.The graphics are also simplified, using bright and solid colors to give a sense of something that might’ve been drawn by a child from school. This adds to the cutesy feel that the game generally provides, putting players into the unique world that is a young person’s room. You can play music, try on makeup and look in the mirror, or play any of the games available for you.Its music also adds to the overall feel the game tries to achieve, using sounds that are upbeat yet not fast-paced. This helps create a unique, relaxing atmosphere. While the game succeeds in creating its own world, the experience makes you want more. The game could do with another environment in which you can explore like you’re still in the same timeframe.Bringing a dream to lifeWith 2K Club, players can revisit a dreamy recreation of a child’s life in the decades past. Its use of bright colors and featuring items from that time certainly brings a great throwback feel for people who used to enjoy those things. As it successfully creates a world of its own, inspired by the developer herself, it makes you want to explore more.