Posts tagged: Twitterrific

BetterTouchTool - An incredibly useful tool that helps me get the most out of my Magic Mouse/Trackpad. I currently have it configured for window-snapping (like in Windows 7), and pinch to minimize/maximize my windows.Skype - A very useful IM client, the one I use the most.Twitterrific - My preferred Twitter client. I like it because of its clean, sleek, minimalistic interface; as well as the choice of colours. Helpful navigation buttons are also there to get me where I need to be quickly- whether it be messages, profile etc. Last.fm - Scrobbles stuff I listen to; I only use it to scrobble music I’ve played on my iPhone or iPad. ManyCam - Very useful webcam control. I can set this as 1 input to anything that uses video or webcam. I can then set the webcam source to a picture, video, etc. I use this a fair amount.Dropbox - For syncing files on the cloud. Acts as a 2nd USB drive for me, useful for transferring and sharing files.Bowtie - Clean, out of the way, minimalistic interface. I use this for scrobbling things I listen to in iTunes to Last.fm.Alfred - Search for files quickly; much better and faster to use than Spotlight search. Also more minimalistic, key commands very useful.CloudApp - I use this to upload screenshots, pictures etc. Very clean, sleek web interface. Auto-copies the picture link to my clipboard which is useful.DisplayPad - A great app. I can use this to extend my display to my iPad; using it as a 2nd, 3rd etc monitor. Very low latency- even though it uses WiFi!WiFi2HiFi - Brilliant streaming app. Sometimes can be out of time, but can be useful in a lot of situations!LogMeIn - Remote Desktop app. Free, which is great. Works well with mac- speedy and responsive. Facebook Notifications - I can see what’s going on on Facebook without opening my browser!iChat - Set chat status, etc. Quite useful.Bluetooth - I mainly use this just to connect my Magic Mouse, and it tells me whether the battery needs replacing.AirPort - Default WiFi on the Mac, shows what base station I’m connected to + signal strength etc.Volume control - I normally use this with the ‘Option’ key, so I can quickly change audio inputs/outputs.Battery Indicator - I just stuck with the Apple indicator, with battery percentage.Character/Keyboard viewer - helpful when entering characters with accents on them etc.Time - Plain and simple- the time, with seconds and the day. Fast User Switching - I don’t use this to fast user switch, but just to lock my Mac.Spotlight Search - searching for things on my Mac. It still has its uses (ie a calculator), but I normally prefer to use Alfred instead (see above). (From Jamie Goodliffe)

BetterTouchTool - An incredibly useful tool that helps me get the most out of my Magic Mouse/Trackpad. I currently have it configured for window-snapping (like in Windows 7), and pinch to minimize/maximize my windows.
- A very useful IM client, the one I use the most.
Twitterrific - My preferred Twitter client. I like it because of its clean, sleek, minimalistic interface; as well as the choice of colours. Helpful navigation buttons are also there to get me where I need to be quickly- whether it be messages, profile etc. 
Last.fm - Scrobbles stuff I listen to; I only use it to scrobble music I’ve played on my iPhone or iPad. 
ManyCam - Very useful webcam control. I can set this as 1 input to anything that uses video or webcam. I can then set the webcam source to a picture, video, etc. I use this a fair amount.
Dropbox - For syncing files on the cloud. Acts as a 2nd USB drive for me, useful for transferring and sharing files.
Bowtie - Clean, out of the way, minimalistic interface. I use this for scrobbling things I listen to in iTunes to Last.fm.
Alfred - Search for files quickly; much better and faster to use than Spotlight search. Also more minimalistic, key commands very useful.
CloudApp - I use this to upload screenshots, pictures etc. Very clean, sleek web interface. Auto-copies the picture link to my clipboard which is useful.
DisplayPad - A great app. I can use this to extend my display to my iPad; using it as a 2nd, 3rd etc monitor. Very low latency- even though it uses WiFi!
WiFi2HiFi - Brilliant streaming app. Sometimes can be out of time, but can be useful in a lot of situations!
LogMeIn - Remote Desktop app. Free, which is great. Works well with mac- speedy and responsive. 
Facebook Notifications - I can see what’s going on on Facebook without opening my browser!
iChat - Set chat status, etc. Quite useful.
Bluetooth - I mainly use this just to connect my Magic Mouse, and it tells me whether the battery needs replacing.
AirPort - Default WiFi on the Mac, shows what base station I’m connected to + signal strength etc.
Volume control - I normally use this with the ‘Option’ key, so I can quickly change audio inputs/outputs.
Battery Indicator - I just stuck with the Apple indicator, with battery percentage.
Character/Keyboard viewer - helpful when entering characters with accents on them etc.
Time - Plain and simple- the time, with seconds and the day. 
Fast User Switching - I don’t use this to fast user switch, but just to lock my Mac.
Spotlight Search - searching for things on my Mac. It still has its uses (ie a calculator), but I normally prefer to use Alfred instead (see above).
(From Jamie Goodliffe)

Twitterrific, F.lux, Dropbox, Droplr, Battery, and Spotlight. I like to keep my menu bar simple. I keep track of time and date with Widgets in Safari. F.lux is my favorite app to keep my eyes comfortable late at night. Dropbox lets me know the recently changed files while Droplr lets me have an easier upload process. (From Sayz Lim)

Twitterrific, F.lux, Dropbox, Droplr, Battery, and Spotlight.
I like to keep my menu bar simple. I keep track of time and date with Widgets in Safari. F.lux is my favorite app to keep my eyes comfortable late at night. Dropbox lets me know the recently changed files while Droplr lets me have an easier upload process.
(From Sayz Lim)

Notes: 2 4/22/11 — 5:55pm Filed under: #Twitterrific  #Flux  #Dropbox  #Droplr  #Battery