Non-WordPress Stuff I Cannot Live Without

I could not live without this one. If you need a way to manage all of those crazy passwords, this is your answer.

I couldn't do this list without Apple. My first one was that I bought was in the mid-80's a Macintosh 128K. Since then, well I have never looked back and always had a Mac at my side. Currently I have a iMac, an extra Apple monitor, a AirBook, iPad and iPhone. And let us not forget all the apps I use as well.

This is what I use in my first step in creating my podcast. It's been around a long time and you cannot go wrong with this free software for recording audio.

As long as I have been recording video tutorials, this has been what I used. It gives me all I need and, well, even more.

Camtasia gives you the tools you need to record on-screen activity, edit and enhance your content, and share in high-quality anywhere.

For an FTP server, this is what I have used for years and years. I do like FileZilla and recommend it a lot, but myself, well, I'm an old dog and Fetch as always worked for me.

Yes, every once in awhile I see who has stopped following me on Twitter. And often, I return the favor.

Yes, I do prefer to use an outside service for my newsletter, etc. And unlike many of my WP friends and peeps, I prefer it over using a WP plugin.  

MailChimp is the best way to design, send, and share email newsletters.

Yes, I still subscribe to a lot of blog via RSS. When Reeder 1 came out I started using it and was always happy. For a time though, when Feedburner burnt out, it wasn't working. But now Reeder 2 is back and so am I with using it.

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Seems like it's been around for me for sometime. Not always my first choice, but it sure makes things easy when I need it.

I do believe I use this app several times a day. Snagit allows you to grab an image or video of what you see on your computer screen, add effects, and share with anyone.

How do I organize all my stuff? Keep track of the plugins, themes and WP tuts that I find online.

Bring your life's work together in one digital workspace. Evernote is the place to collect inspirational ideas, write meaningful words, and move your important projects forward.

Okay, I admitted I use Tweetdeck for my desktop and laptop. But since it doesn't exist of iOS, Tweetbot does the trick for me there.

I have used Tweetdeck since it has come out. I tried other desktop services for Twitter, but always end up coming back to this one.