Recommended entertainment macbook downloads from the app store 2018

Apple's macOS operating system has matured to the point where, out of the box, your new Mac laptop or desktop pretty much has the bases covered when it comes to email, calendar management, and. Microsoft Office Get it from: App Store. Price: Free. Microsoft Office has been available on Mac for years now, but you always had to go through a couple hoops to download it. Also, Bear makes it easy to import notes from other services, including Apple Notes, so you really have no reason to not give it a spin.

Who would have thought that text expansion, otherwise known as typing shortcuts, would be so expensive? As for aText, using it is simple. You set it up so that whenever you enter little words or phrases, the app drops in something else. Text expansion, also known as typing shortcuts, can save you hours of typing each day. Otherwise, the basics are great.

You can also add to-do items into our note-taking app, Bear. So, which browser is best? Depending on the benchmarks you look at—here are a bunch from ZDNet , for example—the browsers appear evenly matched for speed. Most people nowadays probably have their favorites locked in: Messages for texting, Facebook Messenger for everything else, WhatsApp for sending government secrets or expiring pictures of your booty, Discord for any and all things gaming, Slack for all things not-gaming, et cetera.

Facebook Messenger, as you know, requires you to be on Facebook to use it. Everyone also probably has a video chat app they love to use. That said, we live in an time where most messaging apps have some kind of video or calling component—or so it feels. I love apps and have installed a few on my phone but have come across a problem since apple moved the app downloads from iTunes to the App Store honestly it made much more sense to have them on the app store, but I digress.

The problem I have is that I cannot find the apps I've downloaded via the app store or iTunes. I look under "Purchased" and it only lists about 5 of the 25 or so apps I've downloaded. I look under "My account" and it just lists my billing information. I discovered this problem because my daughter got ahold of my phone and deleted some apps I had and I can't remember which ones they were, nor can I find a list on my computer of downloaded apps that I had.

Is there any way to find a list of all purchased or installed apps via the App Store? It may be helpful to highlight that whenever I bought or downloaded an app I always did it via my Mac.

Froggipedia turns an Apple Pencil into the scalpel to dissect a virtual frog. These are the most downloaded app of The lists still show Facebook, YouTube, Google, and other entertainment apps dominating the top free charts.