Today we are going to do a clean review of some of the most used software you can find on free downloads. These programs have been created for being compatible with multiple OS platforms, as Windows, Mac OS, Linux, that’s why they are called Cross-Platform. The following applications have some key things in common that help them become so popular, and they are simplicity, functionality, and good performance.
Let´s take a look!

This is especially true when talking about Microsoft’s products, specifically Microsoft Office. The productivity suite is a great compilation of applications but you’d better try them before paying for them. Microsoft has a trial policy, though, that states you have to ask for a license key to use the trial. Here’s how that process is done.

It appears that Microsoft has woken up from its sleep and big plans and ideas are flowing from it. After all, the Redmond company has had a fairly good year: 2010 witnessed the resurrection of Windows OS (thanks to the greatly improved Windows 7) and the releases of two highly anticipated MS products – Kinect for Xbox 360 and Microsoft Office 2010. But Ballmer and Co. aren’t through with 2010 yet: apparently, they’re holding negotiations with two major TV companies to offer an Xbox-based TV service, a clever move that would position Microsoft very well in the TV business.