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If you’re not using Evernote yet, expect to forget all about Apple’s Notes program thanks to this feature-rich, media friendly, cross-device app. It’s a great idea that’s been around for awhile through other applications. Two applications with extremely simple functions – taking notes and keeping to-do lists – are now a part of Mountain Lion with platform syncing. You’ll receive communication notifications and be able to respond right from the menu bar. If you’re missing those updates that pop up with texts and calls, supplement with BigPhone Lite. Paying a couple bucks toward Growl will get you Rollup, a feature that is essentially the same as Notification Center’s pulldown notification history. But, as just noted, it’s pretty similar to Growl, pushing forward system alerts in an non-intrusive manner. Users of Growl will appreciate its functionality, while those who have never experienced anything like it will never want to go without it. The Notification Center on Mountain Lion is a much awaited inclusion.

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AirParrot gives you the ability to mirror specific apps or your full desktop for $10, while AirServer takes things a step further and gives you a mirror of your iOS device to your desktop for no cost.

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Trillian is a brilliant do-it-all chat client that has support for all of your accounts, synchronized conversations from desktop to mobile device, and complete integration with your Address Book contacts.ĪirPlay Mirroring was placed in Mountain Lion to allow for sharing the on-screen experience on your Mac through Apple TV. Though Apple killed the beta version of the program, you can still access much of its functionality with a third party program. It’s replacement is Messages, a similarly skinned and featured chat program with integration for FaceTime and its mobile kin iMessage. But, as of OS X Mountain Lion, the little instant messenger will be no more. Mac users have come to be very familiar with iChat since its first appearance in 2002. Sign into your Google account in a little program called InSync and you’ll be able to manage, edit, and share your documents online and off from any device. While it’s great, it’s also unessential if you’re a Google Drive user. The additional integration of iCloud into Mountain Lion is perhaps their strongest effort at this. Apple made its best effort to really make all your data available everywhere.

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