Posts tagged: Quiet Read

Dropbox: A really important service for my study, but also for my personal use. I love the possibility of sharing folders to colleagues or friends. A must have app for me…Delibar: This is a menubar client to organize and use your Delicious or Pinboard bookmarks - in combination with the Safari extension it’s a killer-app! Love it!Sparrow: A lightweight Gmail-client. It fits my needs perfectly.Twitter: I think everyone knows it…CoverSutra: Great iTunes controller which gives you the ability to search your entire music library over a Spotlight-like searchbar, displays album-artwork on your desktop, it also offers really nice iTunes player controls and more…Weather HD: Don’t  know why this app still has a place in my menubar… horrible weather-forecast, but at least it looks nice… ;)Quiet Read: Gives you the possibility to bookmark webpages and open it via the menubar icon…. I abuse it as a “perhaps I will read it later” button…Fantastical: Altough it’s a bit expensive, I really love this little helper in my menubar - it detached Date-Line from my desktop. Transmit: FTP client of my choice. Great UI, great functionality!Slim Battery Monitor: Nomen est omen.DropIn: The best extension you can get for Dropbox, adds some really nice & useful gimmicks.Screens: Mac Client for Screens to control your Mac with your iPhone / iPad.Facebook: Hopefully Google+ will eliminate it from my menubar…Radium: A menubar radio player that exactly does what it promises. Has a huge selection of radio stations included.Time Machine BluetoothVolumeAnalog ClockUser SwitchingAirPortTunnelblick: I use it in combination with strongVPN, at the moment mainly to use Spotify here. But there are some good other reasons to use it…Spotlight(From Joresch)

Dropbox: A really important service for my study, but also for my personal use. I love the possibility of sharing folders to colleagues or friends. A must have app for me…
Delibar: This is a menubar client to organize and use your Delicious or Pinboard bookmarks - in combination with the Safari extension it’s a killer-app! Love it!
Sparrow: A lightweight Gmail-client. It fits my needs perfectly.
: I think everyone knows it…
CoverSutra: Great iTunes controller which gives you the ability to search your entire music library over a Spotlight-like searchbar, displays album-artwork on your desktop, it also offers really nice iTunes player controls and more…
: Don’t  know why this app still has a place in my menubar… horrible weather-forecast, but at least it looks nice… ;)
: Gives you the possibility to bookmark webpages and open it via the menubar icon…. I abuse it as a “perhaps I will read it later” button…
: Altough it’s a bit expensive, I really love this little helper in my menubar - it detached Date-Line from my desktop. 
Transmit: FTP client of my choice. Great UI, great functionality!
Slim Battery MonitorNomen est omen.
DropIn: The best extension you can get for Dropbox, adds some really nice & useful gimmicks.
Screens: Mac Client for Screens to control your Mac with your iPhone / iPad.
Facebook: Hopefully Google+ will eliminate it from my menubar…
Radium: A menubar radio player that exactly does what it promises. Has a huge selection of radio stations included.
Time Machine 
Bluetooth
Volume
Analog Clock
User Switching
AirPort
: I use it in combination with strongVPN, at the moment mainly to use Spotify here. But there are some good other reasons to use it…
Spotlight
(From Joresch)

Xmarks - synchronize bookmarksDropbox - syncing desktopiFreeMem - freeing up memoryEspionage - lockdown mailQuiet Read - save websites for reading laterBoom - makes computer louderMenuWeather Lite - obviousNotify - Gmail client (Sparrow still a little too glitchy)Today - iCal notifications (use with BusySync and Google Calendar)SMARTReporter - keeps an eye on harddrive healthSoundSource - fixes a Soundflower glitchFlux - adjusts monitor lighting based on time of dayCaffeine - keeps monitor awakeaLaunch - application launcherLittle Snitch - lots of pirated softwareBootchamp - easy boot into Windows partitionLogMeIn - log into computer from anywhereDefault Mac appsMenuCalendarClock - calendar with iCal events(From wot)

Xmarks - synchronize bookmarks
Dropbox - syncing desktop
iFreeMem - freeing up memory
Espionage - lockdown mail
- save websites for reading later
Boom - makes computer louder
- obvious
Notify - Gmail client (Sparrow still a little too glitchy)
Today - iCal notifications (use with BusySync and Google Calendar)
SMARTReporter - keeps an eye on harddrive health
SoundSource - fixes a Soundflower glitch
Flux - adjusts monitor lighting based on time of day
Caffeine - keeps monitor awake
aLaunch - application launcher
Little Snitch - lots of pirated software
Bootchamp - easy boot into Windows partition
LogMeIn - log into computer from anywhere
Default Mac apps
MenuCalendarClock - calendar with iCal events
(From wot)

Notes: 3 2/27/11 — 12:08pm Filed under: #Airport  #Battery  #Bluetooth  #Boom  #Bootchamp  #Caffeine  #Clock  #Dropbox  #Espionage  #Flux  #Little Snitch  #LogMeIn  #MenuCalendarClock  #MenuWeather Lite  #Notify  #Quiet Read  #SMARTReporter  #SoundSource  #System Defaults  #Time Machine  #Today  #Volume  #Xmarks  #aLaunch  #iFreeMem  #MobileMe Sync  #submission