TreeSize shows you details about data allocation on your drives, so that you can pick out space taking items or duplicated files to unclutter your PC. It uses coloured 3D chart to identify allocated space and eases your search between folders or subfolders.



The files are sorted into biggest size, and oldest or rarely accessed files so that you can free up precious space by making sound decisions (it helped me clean over 15 GB of junk!)

Everything is basically a replacement for Windows built-in search feature. I am not saying that it is better than Cortana, but as far as finding tons of files and folders is concerned, Everything is far superior.



This tiny tool will also let you search for a keyword and show you the results in real time.

You never know when you may need to extract text from an image file and so, an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software is definitely worth having in your PC. For this purpose, SimpleOCR is a perfect tool that offers accurate OCR scan, that too, for free.



It is capable of reading both printed and handwritten text with almost perfect copy from printed text and reliable extraction of handwritten text.

Most professional fields require you to spend a major part of your day on your PC, and so the productivity of your PC directly affects your personal productivity at the workplace. Even if you are not in a typical office-goer, who whould not want a fast and efficient computer that facilitates your daily tasks.

Productivity vs. Productivity Tools: Do The Latter Really Work?

If you’re a Windows users, you’ll be happy to know that there are a number of third-party productivity tools for Windows 10, that are highly effective and absolutely free for use. Let us take a look at some of the best tools in the following.

If you are still stuck with your browser’s built-in download manager for all your downloading needs, Free Download Manager is the miracle you need.



It can speed up your downloads 5 times faster (sometimes faster than the speed your ISP provides) and lets you manage downloads the way you like. You can continue where you left off, play media files while downloading and control bandwidth as you please.

The Great Gallery of Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, is usually filled with classic art pieces that date back decades and even hundreds of years back. But now it’s been refreshed by this gorgeous man-made rainbow placed right in the middle of it.

The artist behind it is Gabriel Dawe, a Mexican-born creator who specializes in mixed media and installations made out of colored threads which look like light beams bouncing around confined spaces. The one below is his most recent installation called Plexus no. 35, which will be decorating the Toledo Museum of Art’s Great Gallery until January 22nd, 2017.