what are the best dubbed movies apps for iphone or ipad
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crunchyroll - if you live outside japan and you are into japan's most famous anime series and films, be sure to subscribe to crunchyroll. with this streaming app for iphone or ipad, you'll be able to view english-dubbed versions of some of the most popular anime movies right at your fingertips.
Duolingo Podcasts is great, produced by Duolingo, in Spanish with English translations and explanations.


**[www.podcast.duolingo.com](http://www.podcast.duolingo.com)** ye they call it app cus its “in”, everything is an app lol. anyhow…

the qubino one is much better in all ways, and its working with the latest update.

i would just swap it out for a new one of the same modell.

qubino has the best dimmers of all competitors. dim without almost no load is 1 thing t… i would say that rightfont 3 is probably the best paid font manager for the mac. looks great, has all the features one needs these days and is made for modern macs. the old faves suitcase fusion and fontexplorer x pro are pricey with a dated ui. here are a few that i usually recommend: Hi [@llp0225](/c/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/580522),


 


Nick here from Shopify. Good question!


 


There are quite a few different [review apps in the Shopify App Store](https://apps.shopify.com/search?q=Review&st_source=&utm_campaign=Guru+Ask&utm_medium=Forum&utm_source=social) and it might be worth your while to look through some of the top rated ones and see which one fits your needs in terms of features and cost. A lot of the review apps have high reviews and you can see them below:


 


* [Judge.me Product Reviews](https://apps.shopify.com/judgeme?surface_detail=Review&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=2&surface_type=search&utm_campaign=Guru+Ask&utm_medium=Forum&utm_source=social) - Judge.me is my personal favorite review app and has both free and paid plans.
* [Product Reviews](https://apps.shopify.com/product-reviews?surface_detail=Review&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=5&surface_type=search&utm_campaign=Guru+Ask&utm_medium=Forum&utm_source=social) - Product Reviews is a Shopify developed app and is completely free.
* [Stamped.io Reviews](https://apps.shopify.com/product-reviews-addon?surface_detail=Review&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=4&surface_type=search&utm_campaign=Guru+Ask&utm_medium=Forum&utm_source=social) - Stamped is another very highly rated app with a lot of reviews which also has a free plan.
* [Reviews, Loyalty, Wishlist](https://apps.shopify.com/growave?surface_detail=Review&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=6&surface_type=search&utm_campaign=Guru+Ask&utm_medium=Forum&utm_source=social) - This app does more than just reviews but is very highly rated on the app store.
* [Rivyo Product Review](https://apps.shopify.com/rivyo-product-review?surface_detail=Review&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=7&surface_type=search&utm_campaign=Guru+Ask&utm_medium=Forum&utm_source=social) - Another very highly rated option with a free plan available.


 


There is a lot to choose from and hopefully, you can find one which fits your need and what you're looking for. 


 


All the best, Nick



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[View solution in original post](/t5/Software-Archive/How-to-provide-application-name-with-different-language/m-p/1089601#M64783) i'm using ubuntu linux on my computer to type this, and i've been a regular linux user for the better part of the last 5 years.

i have to be honest, if by "making dvds" you mean video editing, you're going to be disappointed with what any version of linux has to offer. the tools linux has for the average home user's video editing needs are far, far behind what microsoft and apple give away for free with their systems. 

that aside, linux has excellent tools for the other needs you mentioned, and any major linux version you try is going to have all the major tools available. the key differences between linux versions (commonly called "distros" or "distributions") are generally found in default installed software, how you obtain new software (package management), and maybe hardware detection.

personally, i would recommend ubuntu. there are other excellent choices out there (fedora, suse), but i give ubuntu the nod for its excellent combination of default software, hardware support, and tools for installing new software. plus, it has a great community that will help you get started.

[additional info regarding video editing - 
i'm referring to software accessible to the average home user. i am not referring to professional, hollywood-level software. there is nothing available on linux that compares to apple's imovie or microsoft's windows movie maker, which is what i assume the asker is hoping for. if you know of such a program, i'd be happy to hear about it.] handbrake.  absolutely the best dvd ripper i've tried, and free.
http://handbrake.fr/ To be honest they both have their ups and downs and I've made a point to use both. If you are thinking of a smartwatch, I haven't found a better watch that has tap-to-pay as well as calls and texts than the Apple Watch. I also find Apple CarPlay superior to Android Auto at the moment. If you're somebody into minimalism, I personally find iOS fits that description better.   

  

That being said, Android has the better customization. You can change the layout on any screen and even the colour scheme. You also have more options for messaging apps if you're not into the default. In fact, there's more apps in general as anybody can develop them for Android. When it comes to security, I actually prefer Android due to the fact that an antivirus app can take the control it needs to do it's job effectively (something I can't say for iOS). are you just trying to copy a dvd? search for a free software called dvdshrink. i think dvd decrypter will also work. i prefer dvdshrink though. you will also need the img burn tool if you get an older version.

lastly, you will have to download the nero burning engine (if you don't have it already). just grab the free version. 

there are forums and web sites that will walk you through it. it is rather simple once you copy a few. good luck.