Since switching to a Mac 2 years ago, I have never once regretted my decision to put my Microsoft Windows years behind me (I am not an OS evangelist, so if Windows works for you, awesome. Stick with it It just was not working for me anymore).
Video From YoutTube
Tubesock is a great little application that allows you to copy any video from YoutTube and save it to your computer or iPod. This has been a great way to share videos as teaching illustrations during our Sunday service and in small groups or anywhere that you do not have an internet connection, but want to show a great YouTube clip.
Worship & Teaching
LiveWorhip is an amazingly easy to use and incredibly powerful tool. The best part is that you buy just ONE site license and you can use it on BOTH a PC or Mac. As a church plant, we use different computers on different weeks, so this is great for us! I use my Mac version at our Sunday service to display song lyrics, show videos, and a few teaching aids–stuff like maps, illustrations, or graphics I have created for my talk.
Floating Clock
You will notice in the screen capture above for LiveWorship a big clock telling the current time. Since I run my own slides while I talk, I wanted a way to keep track of time without having to look at my watch. This piece of free software called “Simple Floating Clock” is perfect. It permanently floats over any application, I can make it any size, adjust colors and transparency. It is a great free app that works perfectly for my teaching.
Mac On Remote
Macbook Pro comes with a cool little remote control, but not every program can communicate with it. I found this great little program called Mira. It allows me to run LiveWorship or any other program on my computer. Pretty sweet!
Mac Security Alarm
Finally, this little free application called iAlertU is a great way to protect your Mac from getting swiped. I do a lot of work in local coffee shops. I consider Starbucks my office and a cup of coffee as cheap rent (plus I have an office thousands of locations around the world). Anyway iAlertU is like a car alarm for your Mac. You just set the alarm using your Mac remote and if anyone tries to move it, unplug it, or even just look at your files, it sets off an alarm. So when I get up from my table to say hello to a friend or get a drink refill, I don’t have to worry if my back is turned to my computer. Check out this cool little video!
On-line Backups
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Nice list!
I use Evernote for note taking on my iPhone and Mac, as well, and have a few others you might find interesting:
OmniFocus for Getting Things Done(tm)-based task management (iPhone and Mac)
Ulysses for writing books
1Password for managing passwords and secure notes
Adium for IM (although I tend to use TweetDeck for Twitter more than IM these days).
The most amazing timesaver I have is QuickSilver.
HoudahSpot for better searching.
And SpanningSync for syncing my Google calendars and contacts with iCal and Address Book.
Steve Hultquist
http://thoughts.stephenhultquist.com
Hi Steve, thanks for the list!
I have heard of Evernote before, and it looks pretty cool. I just may have to break down and get it one of these days.
I will have to check out the others on the list. Thanks again!