Mac Os Paid Apps

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We have shared some number of interesting posts on free Mountain Lion apps and its time for some paid apps. I am a huge open source lover and prefer using a free app over a paid app, and I am proud of this philosophy.

But no wonder, paid apps are some what better than the free apps and that is the reason that they do not come for free. If you do not mind spending some money on worthy apps, then you should definitely read this post.

In this post, I have compiled the top paid apps for Mountain Lion Mac OS. And we have tried to included apps of almost all the categories in order to make it a complete list.

7 Top Paid Apps For Mountain Lion Mac OS

If you cannot live without a calendar, then you have to check this app out. It works in single stroke and creating / editing events isn’t much of a task. It integrates well with your iCal, BusyCal, Entourage, or Outlook. A must have calendar app!

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ($15.99)

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I am a huge Rockstar games fan and fell in love with this production once when I first played Max Payne. And Grand Theft Auto series have been my favorite game. You play as Carl Johnson fighting the cops and doing things that gangsters do. An ultimate game!

iWork ($79)

Individually, Keynote, Numbers, Pages does make a powerful combination. And when you have all these running on your Mac, you can create and design beautiful documents, spreadsheets, and presentations on your Mac. In my opinion, its a must have.

KeyNote ($20.99)

I have never seen a program like KeyNote and may be this is the reason that its here in this list. This is an ultimate solution to create incredible presentations. If offers you with number of features like themes, animations, easy to use tools to add charts, photos, videos and much more. If you want to make an amazing presentation, then I wonder if there is a better tool than KeyNote to use.

Pixelmator ($15.99)

This is an image editor especially meant for Mac OS X. Apart from basic image editing features, this app also lets you do high end things. It includes advanced drawing tools, retouching tools, real filter machine, professional-grade color correction tools and much more. This app was also awarded as Apple Design Award Winner.

Reeder ($4.99)

If you do not mind spending on a good RSS reader, then you should try this out. It integrates will with Google Reader. And it lets you customize the whole interface so that it could help your reading. Using this RSS reader, you can share things straightaway on Pinboard, Delicious, Zootool, Twitter.

TotalFinder ($18)

This is one of the best Mac utility app I have come across. I have always found the Finder a little half cooked. And with TotalFinder, you actually have a powerful file browser on your Mac. And I bet, it would make your life easy on your Mac.

The best thing Mac is its apps. We would come up with more and more interesting lists of Mac apps.

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I’ve compiled the list of top paid apps out there for Mac users. Most of the apps are Tiger and Leopard compatible. I tried my best to list out ‘all the best apps’ but couldn’t avoid missing some. So feel free to list ’em in the comment section below.
For those who looking for great, free Mac apps, be sure to take a look at OpenSourceMac
Last updated: May 30th 2010. LaunchBar, TimeBoxed, Fontcase, Little Snitch, BusyCal added to the list.

Productivity

Mac Os Paid Apps

Things

A beautiful task manager from Cultured Code. Let you organize your to-dos with tag, recurring supported within Projects and custom Areas of Responsibility. Also has an iPhone app with syncing. Syncing in the cloud is on the way.

OmniFocus

An awesome product from OmniGroup, OmniFocus is designed to quickly capture your thoughts and allow you to store, manage, and process them into actionable to-do items. In comparison with Things, I can’t say which one is superior.

The Hit List

Forget what you need to do with confidence. The Hit List is a simple, yet sophisticated application to manage the daily chaos of your modern life. Based on the simple concept of making lists, The Hit List lets you plan, forget, then act when the time is right.

1Password

1Password can create strong, unique passwords for you, remember them, and restore them, all directly in your web browser.

TimeBoxed

TimeBoxed is a timer application, for Mac OS X with Growl supported. The first timer that helps you focus on what matters to you

LaunchBar

LaunchBar is a smart and powerful, keyboard driven productivity utility that provides instant access to your applications, documents, contacts and calendars, bookmarks and history, to your iTunes and iPhoto library, to search engines and so much more – just by typing short abbreviations.
Alternative open-source app: Quicksilver

Email Clients

Postbox

Powered by an ultra-fast email engine and a sharp-looking, intuitive interface, Postbox will help you focus, save time, and get more done. You can save $10 when buying via my referral link.

Mailplane

Get Gmail out of the browser tab and start saving time. Mailplane supports many features such as drag and drop attachments, multiple Gmail accounts, link Gmail conversation with Mac documents, etc…

Calendar

BusyCal

BusyCal is a desktop calendar that provides seamless calendar sharing and enhanced productivity tools for workgroups and individuals.

Twitter Clients

Tweetie

“Tweetie’s interface is so clean you would think it came straight out of Apple headquarters.” via Wired.
Free app is available with ad-supported.

Twitterific

A Twitter client from Potion Factory with slick interface.
Free app is available with ad-supported.

Office Suite

Mac Os Startup App

Apple iWork

Documents, Speedsheets, Presentations. The Mac way. Compatible with Microsoft Office documents.

Microsoft Office for Mac

Bring the most popular office suite in the world to Mac.

Desktop Blog Editors

Blogo

With a simple, intuitive interface and support for WordPress, Blogger, Typepad, Typo, Drupal, Joomla, and Expression Engine, Blogo is the best way to maintain your blog and spread the word with Twitter, Ping.fm and other supported services. Its UI is remarkable. Blogo is my blog editor of choice.

MarsEdit

Compatible with many different blogging systems, WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, for example. One of the best blog editor out there.

Development Tools

Coda

The one-window web development tool from Panic. Featuring built-in text editor, file transfer, svn, CSS, terminal, etc…

CSSEdit

Winner of Apple Design Award 2007 for Best Developer Tool. Best CSS editor out there.

TextMate

The missing editor for Mac OS X. A must-have app for developers. Alternative: TextWrangler (open-source)

Espresso

Another awesome app from MacRabbit – the creator of CSSEdit. A all-in-one app to create, preview and publish your website.

FTP Client

Transmit

The best FTP client around. Featuring everything you expect from a FTP Client: FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV, synchronization and more. You can also try the open-source FTP client Cyberduck, which is comparable to Transmit.

Utilities

Little Snapper

Mac mail app won't open. A great tool to capture your desktop, webpages with built-in vector-based annotation tools for editing. You can easily share your snaps with friends via Flickr, FTP, SFTP.

TextExpander

TextExpander saves you countless keystrokes with customized abbreviations for your frequently-used text strings and images.

Speed Download

An ultimate download manager + accelerator for Mac OS X. Speed Download is great alternative for those who miss Internet Download Manager on Windows

iStat Menus

iStat Menus puts a collection of live-updated status icons in your menubar that help you keep track of what your system is up to and how its resources are being allocated.

CandyBar

A great app for changing system icons as well as managing your icons, with a smooth, unified interface.

Mac Os Paid Apps Download

Fontcase

Fontcase is a font management application that provides an elegant and powerful workflow to help you organize the fonts you have installed on your system.

Security Tools

Mac Os Must Have Apps

Little Snitch

A firewall protects your computer against unwanted guests from the Internet. But who protects your private data from being sent out? Little Snitch does!!