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9 March 2012

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    Kindle 3

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    I have been an enthusiastic Kindle user since it debuted in November 2007. I love my Kindle 3 but I have to admit to being disappointed with the Kindle Touch and will probably stop using that soon.

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    Kindle Touch

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    I have been an enthusiastic Kindle user since it debuted in November 2007. I love my Kindle 3 but I have to admit to being disappointed with the Kindle Touch and will probably stop using that soon.

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    Nest

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    I also shouldn't neglect to mention my recently acquired Nest thermostat, which I love.

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    Transmission

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    Recently, I've been enjoying a BitTorrent client called Transmission.

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    Calibre

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    I use Calibre to manage my ebooks, and harbor an ambition to rewrite its web UI.

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    BBEdit

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    For text editing, I mainly use BBEdit or TextEdit.

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    Plex

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    For music and video, I use iTunes a lot, but I also use Plex, VLC and Handbrake.

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    Galaxy Nexus

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    I'm very impressed with the new Galaxy Nexus phone that I just got for Christmas, but I think I will stick with the iPhone as my main phone.

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    GarageBand

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    I like playing around with GarageBand occasionally.

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    Dropbox

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    I use Dropbox for file syncing and Photoshop for image editing.

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