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I can't rotate out Time Machines on a regular basis, so I've retained the services of CrashPlan instead. Having offsite backup is important if a catastrophe occurs. Crashplan: While I depend on Time Machine for regular backups, that's not where my backup strategy ends.Airspace acts as a portal to the Airspace Store, where you can download new Leap Motion Controller-optimized apps. Terrific fun, and loads of games designed to support it. The Leap Motion Controller lets you gesture in space rather than using a trackpad or mouse it's a bit like having a Kinect on your Mac.

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Airspace: The control software for the Leap Motion Controller.(Buy it from Smile's web site - the Mac App Store version is crippled thanks to Apple's sandboxing requirements.) $34.95 - Download now (opens in new tab) We use it to add snippets of information and links to pages quickly and easily when we're writing the content you read on iMore.

TextExpander: Smile Software's typing shortcut utility is a godsend for anyone who writes or has to input repetitive data on their computers.

$49.99 per month - Download now (opens in new tab) I mainly stick to Photoshop, InDesign, Lightroom and Acrobat Pro. They're frequently updated with new features, and it's an impressive range of features across the different apps, most of which I underutilize, if I use at all.

Creative Cloud : I was skeptical at first about paying for software as as service, but Creative Cloud has changed the way I use Adobe products.

iStat Menus lets me visualize CPU and network traffic, memory status, disk usage, battery life and even temperature and voltage readings with a single click.

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iStat Menus: One of my favorite system add-ons, usually one of the first tools I'll install on any new Macintosh.I feel very strongly that Time Machine is the best way to make sure you can easily recover from a major problem and strongly advocate that you use it by whatever means you prefer - external hard drive, Time Capsule or compatible NAS system. You will notice, however, that Time Machine is active. I assume you're familiar with them and know what they do. I'll skip most of the basic Apple stuff like Date & Time, the system's standard battery gauge, volume level and Bluetooth.