25 Free Applications for Your MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops

Here, there are 25 free applications that you can download and have on your Mac laptop to have more practical computer. The website of best mac software has collected these applications to arrange a handy reference for Mac users who don't know about all the great stuff that doesn't come pre-installed.

These applications are basic like Instant Messaging, AppFresh for auto updating, Spam Sieve for email, NeoOffice for writing and office, and so on.

Here, I have chosen 25 out of 38 applications that that website has arranged. Also, I am just giving the name, link and one sentence description. If you are interested to know more, you can visit bestmacsoftware:

1- Adium: Instant messaging

2- Quicksilver: It launched your application faster

3- SpamSieve: keep junk mails awar from your mail box.

4- xPad: it is for writing (similar to Microsoft Word)

5- NeoOffice: NeoOffice is a full-featured, office suite compatible with Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and Excel.

6- Tofu: Ergonomic reading; it makes similar environment like a book or newspaper

7- Mozilla Firefox: web browser

8- Parallels: Run Windows programs on your computer in their own window at full speed.

9- Q Emulator: run Windows on G4 and G5 Macs too

10- Miro: It can play any video format (much more than quicktime), download torrents, permanently save videos from YouTube, and watch video podcasts.

11- VLC: Plays more video files than most players. It is great for playing DVDs too.

12- Burn: Burns to DVD, VCD, and SVCD. Take your downloaded videos and burn them to disks you can watch on regular DVD players. For VCD and SVCD you don't even need a DVD burner

13- Handbrake: DVD ripper with MPEG-4 / H.264 encoding. It is the simplest way to save DVDs on your computer.

14- Seashore: Photoshop your photos without buying Photoshop.

15- Xee: fast image viewer and browser

16- Senuti: Get music off of your iPod onto any computer. I myself have not tested. So I do not know if it really works well.

17- iPodDisk: Copy music off your iPod in the finder, like a regular disk drive. I myself have not tested. So I do not know if it really works well.

18- Sixty Force: Trouble finding good games for you Mac? Then turn it into a Nintendo64! MarioKart works great, even on a Powerbook G4.

19- iEatBrainz: iEatBrainz automatically adds the right song, artist, and album info to your iTunes music. No more messy iTunes Library.

20- KisMac: The best wireless scanner for Mac.

21- Vienna: Very nice, native RSS client.

22- Transmit: The best FTP program for Mac.

23- Aurora: Use your Mac as an alarm clock and wake up to your favorite music. Wakes from sleep; so no need to leave your computer on all night.

24- UnRarX: Uncompress RAR files on your Mac. Many new Mac users will be puzzled the first time they download a RAR file.

25- Skype: Talk with any Skype user for free. Buy some credits and you can call any number in the world, cheap. Perfect for when your cellphone is out of batteries