Path Finder: Finder replacement. I like the dual pane file browser and the drop stack.Skype: I’m on it all day long, every day for work.DropboxGeekTool: Display the output of shell commands on your desktop. My favorite customization tool.TinyAlarm: Simple alarm. I’ve had it for years.TinyCal: Another menubar item that I’ve had for many years. Like TinyAlarm, its simplicity charms me.WiFi2HiFi: Stream music wirelessly to your iOS device.GrabBox: Simple screenshot sharing. Syncs with Dropbox.SimpleText: I use it in conjunction with Notational Velocity, an app that made me completely rethink how I write on a Mac.Boxcar: Notifications. Notify: I live in Gmail. Sparrow is nice but too simple. CuteClips: Clipboard history manager. I need to change to something with more features but I haven’t gotten around to it. BetterTouchTool: Customize gestures on your Magic Mouse and trackpad. Just started using it.SlimBatteryMonitor: Good-looking space-saver. Air Display: I use my iPad as a second monitor while I’m working. Bluetooth: To connect to my Magic Mouse, an Apple product that I both loath and love.VolumeWi-FiFuzzyClock: Because in a world where everything is measured second by second, it’s nice to have a clock that reminds me time is relative. (From Abraham Hyatt, production editor at ReadWriteWeb)

Path Finder: Finder replacement. I like the dual pane file browser and the drop stack.
: I’m on it all day long, every day for work.
Dropbox
GeekTool: Display the output of shell commands on your desktop. My favorite customization tool.
TinyAlarm: Simple alarm. I’ve had it for years.
TinyCal: Another menubar item that I’ve had for many years. Like TinyAlarm, its simplicity charms me.
WiFi2HiFi: Stream music wirelessly to your iOS device.
GrabBox: Simple screenshot sharing. Syncs with Dropbox.
SimpleText: I use it in conjunction with Notational Velocity, an app that made me completely rethink how I write on a Mac.
Boxcar: Notifications.
Notify: I live in Gmail. Sparrow is nice but too simple.
CuteClips: Clipboard history manager. I need to change to something with more features but I haven’t gotten around to it.
BetterTouchTool: Customize gestures on your Magic Mouse and trackpad. Just started using it.
SlimBatteryMonitor: Good-looking space-saver.
Air Display: I use my iPad as a second monitor while I’m working.
Bluetooth: To connect to my Magic Mouse, an Apple product that I both loath and love.
Volume
Wi-Fi
FuzzyClock: Because in a world where everything is measured second by second, it’s nice to have a clock that reminds me time is relative.
(From Abraham Hyatt, production editor at ReadWriteWeb)

 
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