=FlA=Duk Posted December 19, 2011 Posted December 19, 2011 Post here some good apps that you have downloaded that are really useful/fun/entertaining. Just put the name of the app, and reason why it's awesome! I'll start it off Cod4: . Awesome game. Obviously the best FPS on the app store. There are no other games like it Mac Pilot: For those of you that do not like settings. This lets you edit lots of different things on your mac Daisy disk, and iMemoryCleaner. Great for those of you that get clumped up hard drives, with little space. Daisy disk will show you what is taking up all of your memory. iMemory will get rid of annoying useless things in your memory. Uberstrike. 2nd best FPS game on the app store. Very colorful game with an interesting money system Virtual DJ Home: Very cool app that let's you mix music, and mess around with it. Touchgrind: Very fun skateboarding app that let's you use your fingers as your feet to control the board. Quote
*goon Posted December 20, 2011 Posted December 20, 2011 is this like for iphones or something? if so im gettin the iphone 4s friday and damn i didnt kno u could play cod on it definately 1 im gona get from the app store. Quote
=FlA=Duk Posted December 20, 2011 Author Posted December 20, 2011 No, the mac app store... like on a computer Quote
ajnl Posted December 22, 2011 Posted December 22, 2011 Apps for macbook: Games: World of Goo and Civilization Quicksilver: great for quickly starting up apps and moving files around Parallels Desktop: run some windows or linux operating systems Sublime Text 2: Best coding program out there (for hard coding) MacKeeper: maintenance for your software Google Chrome: Best browser Cyberduck: great ftp Geektool, Magnifique, and Candy Bar: for changing the look of your macbook Appcleaner: to uninstall applications better iPad apps: TextPlus4: text your friends or use imessager Games: Infinity Blade (best game), FlightCtrl HD, Civilization, AirTrack (if you play microsoft flight simulator), NFS Shift, Sports Car, and Island Empire Dropbox/Evernote Nebulous: great hard coding program Google earth is fun Appshopper: best deals on any app in the appstore Hitpad: news for anything Air Display: turn your ipad into another display for your computer (works with windows and mac) iPhone apps: facebook messenger whatsapp or textplus (free sms) foursquare: check into places and track your friends Games: Infinity blade, flight control, tap tap revolution also appshopper SmartSync: sync facebook friends with your contacts startracker: point your iphone in any direction and see the stars, moons, planets and their names. plus constellations ifmylife: hilarious (f*** my life or FMLs) PFAR Free: point your iphone at a plane and see what it is, where it is going, etc. TiKL: turn your iphone into a walkietalkie with your other iphone buddies Camera+: its a better/faster camera compared to the standard one dropbox/evernote Quote
Bosman Posted January 18, 2012 Posted January 18, 2012 I have a few of those apps. When is there going to be an app for FA? I looked into it and it used to exist but doesn't anymore. Quote
ajnl Posted January 22, 2012 Posted January 22, 2012 I have a few of those apps. When is there going to be an app for FA? I looked into it and it used to exist but doesn't anymore. ip.board has an app to connect to the FA website I believe. But I don't think it is necessary. Quote
Bosman Posted January 24, 2012 Posted January 24, 2012 ip.board has an app to connect to the FA website I believe. But I don't think it is necessary. Thanks man Quote
col_forbin Posted January 31, 2012 Posted January 31, 2012 I hear wonderful thing about Pixelmator as a photoshop style image editor (for MUCH MUCH less). If iPhoto isn't cutting it anymore, Aperture is great (and reduced in price for the app store! was $199, now $79) I also really like Pages, Keynote, and Numbers (as opposed to Word, Powerpoint, and Excel). They play nice with the Office formats, and I just like the interface better. Plus, at ~$20 each, cheaper than office. Quote
=FlA=Duk Posted February 1, 2012 Author Posted February 1, 2012 Yea, Pages, Keynote, and Numbers are a great alternative to Word, Powerpoint, and excel because its more mac friendly, and its a very fun interface to use Quote
Bosman Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Yea, Pages, Keynote, and Numbers are a great alternative to Word, Powerpoint, and excel because its more mac friendly, and its a very fun interface to use I wasn't able to adopt the mac version of MS Office with Pages, Keynote, and Numbers, had to pass it by...Wish it felt freindly to work with but thats my take, obviously its workin for you but i use these programs all the time and i am sticking with Office for Mac. Quote
GoldenBullet Posted February 8, 2012 Posted February 8, 2012 I've had pages for over a year and I have to say, I really can't live without it. Makes essay writing a whole easier, with organized templates and a lot more options than word. Quote
col_forbin Posted February 9, 2012 Posted February 9, 2012 when I was writing essays a lot, textedit was actually my go to program. the trick is to click format > wrap to page to make it look like a normal document. so simple, zero launch time, has the essential bits (fonts, line spacing, margins.....) Quote
kentikins Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 Moom - utility app similar to what you can do on Windows 7, it allows you to easily move and zoom windows to predefined areas of the screen, or to make them full-screen, using either the mouse or keyboard. Just really useful when using several windows. Quote
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