Mac OSX apps I currently use.
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Michael Arrington (of TechCrunch fame) recently posted his fifth annual list of the tech products he loves and uses every day. Paul Stamatiou updates his Stuff I Use page regularly. People often ask me what apps I use, so here goes in the quickest and easiest way I know how – Flickr with notes*
(if it’s too small to read, you might want to click through!)
* Want to do this yourself? Try this script (which I used) or Mbedr. ![]()
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Posted: January 4th, 2010
Categories: Technology
Tags: Apple, apps, Flickr, Michael Arrington, OSX, Paul Stamatiou, programs, recommended, software, TechCrunch
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Categories: Technology
Tags: Apple, apps, Flickr, Michael Arrington, OSX, Paul Stamatiou, programs, recommended, software, TechCrunch












A good app which has only just caught my eye is Viewfinder. http://connectedflow.com/viewfinder/
It's a flickr search tool that pulls together CC images and makes the process of downloading them to your computer a little easier. It's either free (where you wait 30secs before it downloads) or £15 for paid version.
You might like it as it's good for finding images to use in blog posts.
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Thanks Stuart – find it amusing that an app for finding CC-licensed photos
is paid-for! I tend to use http://flickrcc.bluemountains.net/index.php -
works for me.
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Nice list Doug. Will be investigating a few of those. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing, Doug. The Movies app has helped my wife and I 'negotiate' which movie to watch this evening 'The Lovely Bones' or 'Invictus' … :0)
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No problem! I think I can guess who's rooting for which movie…
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