| Project | Description |
|---|
| 1. Live Android | For those who want to try Android without buying a phone, Live Android lets the user run Android on his or her PC without affecting other files. |
| 2. Open Health Natural Language Processing | Developed by IBM and the Mayo Clinic, the project gives medical clinicians and researchers access to unstructured textual documents (e.g., pathology reports, clinical notes, etc.). |
| 3. Mobile Browser Definition File | Provides all the information needed to adaptively render content for mobile phones and devices, presenting server applications with a set of 67 capabilities or properties—from screen size to cookie support—to describe a mobile client device. |
| 4. Redis (REmote Dictionary Server) | An advanced key-store database that supports very fast, persistent access to a dataset. It is a simple way of storing data and a concept that can scale to the cloud. |
| 5. Smasher | Audio loop slicer designed to create striking effects from WAV, MP3, FLAC or AIFF files in seconds without a sequencer. Effects include filter sweeps, phasing, flanging, delay and distortion. |
| 6. AbiCloud | Infrastructure software for the creation and integral management of public and private clouds based on heterogeneous environments. The project aims to offer users a tool with the capacity for scaling, management, automatic and immediate provision of servers, storage, networks and virtual network devices, as well as applications. |
| 7. Transdroid | Remote torrent client for Android that supports faster downloads of large video, audio or software files. |
| 8. Rainmeter | This customizable PC resource meter can display various performance data in different formats. Rainmeter can measure CPU load, allocated memory, network traffic, performance data, uptime, free disk space, and more. |
| 9. TweetCraft | This World of Warcraft add-on enables players to send and receive tweets using Twitter without leaving the game; automatically upload and post screenshots using TwitPic (which shares photos on Twitter); and automatically tweet certain in-game events, such as achievements. |
| 10. Native Client | Runs x86 native code in Web applications, with the goal of ensuring browser neutrality, OS portability and safety. |