Mountain Lion's Messages

'When OS X Mountain Lion first appeared, many veteran iChat users fired up the new Messages chat program, poked around a bit, and then quit it in despair. Eventually, some of us relaunched it and began to slog around in it, figuring out how to use the new app to do what we wanted to do, but still we felt a bit lost." Read: Getting Started With Messages

Mountain Lion's Calendar

"Today’s Calendar application is more than a simple date book. With it you can view your life’s doings in multiple ways, enter events in nearly natural language, receive alerts to events by unexpected means, and add multiple bits of information to your events." Mountain Lion's Calendar

Mountain Lion's Contacts

"Among the many things your Mac is tasked to do is to help you stay in touch with other people. And the first step in doing so is to have some notion of how to contact them—through email, snail mail, phone, chat, FaceTime, and social networking services. The repository for this vital information is Mountain Lion’s Contacts application. Formerly known as Address Book, Contacts is often overlooked, since many people think that the job it handles is mundane." Mountain Lion's Contacts

After Jobs: 10 Big Moments

After Jobs: 10 Big Moments

http://www.macworld.com/article/2011295/after-steve-apples-ten-big-post-jobs-events.html#tk.nl_macwk

BBEdit: 20 Years And Counting

BBEdit: 20 Years And Counting

http://www.macworld.com/article/2011461/mac-classics-why-bbedit-rules.html#tk.nl_mwdaily

ChronoSync File Sync and Backup

"You choose one folder or volume on the left side of the window and another on the right, select your options, and click Synchronize to copy your data."

http://www.macworld.com/article/2011101/review-chronosync-4-3-5-a-multitalented-file-sync-and-backup-tool.html#tk.nl_mwdaily