What is in my Dock?

Click on the snapshot to see the icons.

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Applications to Run and Improve your System
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1. Finder

2. System Preferences

3. Superdocker
An extension of System Preferences
4. AppCleaner
Thoroughly uninstalls any app
5. Pando
Send large files
6. iOS Simulator
Comes packaged with XCode
7. MINTControl
Allows some touchscreen devices to work with Macs. I use it with the KeyTec DUO ($99)
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Internet Connected and Productivity Apps
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8. TubeTV
A Youtube video downloader
9. TurboWeb
A super speedy web browser for slow internet connections
10. Safari
11. Google Chrome
My default web browser
12. iChat
13. Facetime
14. App Store
15. iTunes
16. Mail
17. Google Earth
The best digital map in the world!
18. Microsoft Word
19. Microsoft Powerpoint
20. Microsoft Excel
21. GSP5
Geometry software (for math class)
22. Stickies
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Music and Movie Apps
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23. Muse Score
An open source music score writing software (comparable to Sibelius, which costs money)
24. Garageband 2011
A huge improvement from earlier versions
25. Celtx
An open source screenwriting software (comparable to Final Draft, which costs money)
26. iStopMotion
An easy stop motion movie creating software
27. iMovie HD
I use this for effects
28. Final Cut Express
Version 4. It is best to wait until later this year for version 5. I can't wait!
29. LiveType
This comes with Final Cut Express. It is a title creating software
30. HandBrake
Converts video formats
31. iSquint
Compresses videos
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Art, Imaging, and Games
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32. LiveBrush
A free Adobe Air app with many cool brushes that Photoshop lacks
33. iWeb
34. Pixelmator
A great image editor
35. Img2icns
Converts image files to icon files
36. SmillaEnlarger
Enlarges images with great results
37. Bryce 5.5
Create and render 3D landscapes
38. Shaderlight
Renders Google Sketchup models
39. Google Sketchup
Best free 3D model creator
40. LEGO Digital Designer
Make legos! On the computer!
41. SPORE Galactic Adventures
An extension for SPORE
42. SPORE
I love creating creatures in this game!
43. SimCity 4 Rush Hour
Build a city!
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I have also added a Recent Applications folder to the dock.

Techlev Apple SlideBook Pro Concept Product

What you see above is Techlev's first of some upcoming concept designs, made in Google Sketchup. The idea came to me when I was thinking about the growing number of touchscreen products. Because of this, all other "non-touch screen"products might start to feel old and "out-of-date", and their sales would probably begin to decline. With no clear change of trend in sight, the future of the standard notebook is grim. In order for this amazing product to survive, it will need to gain a touch screen. The most successful touch screen product today is the cell phone, and that inspired me to create a variation of a phone with a sliding qwerty keyboard.

The  Slidebook Pro concept looks like a normal MacBook Pro at first, until the screen is tilted all the way backwards. It is then slid down across the keyboard, completing its transformation into tablet mode. It closes like any other MacBook.

I modified the MacBook Pro SketchUp model from this link to create the image above:

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=21374a538cc5f01a7c596faf0c6d4c