Mac App Store free apps are already a rich seam of awesome on this afternoon of the Mac App Store launch. We’ve been nosing around the Mac App Store and found five apps we already loved that you can get for free in the new store. Read on for the first five free Mac App Store apps you should nab right now…
Yelling Robot
Mac App Store
Find it hard to get down to tasks when you’re messing about on your Mac? This free Mac App Store app puts a little yelling robot in your Mac who will holler when its time for you to do a task and keep you on track.
SoundCloud
Mac App Store
MySpace is deader than disco and more and more musicians are moving to Soundcloud to share their tunes. The free Mac App Store app for Soundcloud looks great, is really easy to use and gives you access to hundreds of thousands of cool tracks from new and familiar artists. The third side of the Mac music axis of power with iTunes and Spotify.
Evernote
Mac App Store
Basically, whenever a new app store opens, we recommend Evernote. The opening of the Mac App Store is no exception. Evernote is a brilliant free Mac App Store app which allows you to fling text, audio, pictures and video in from your desktop and get at it via the web, Android, iPhone, Blackberry and Windows Phone 7 mobile apps.
Caffeine
Mac App Store
Caffeine is a really handy free app that’s been around for ages and taken its rightful place in the Mac App Store. It’s super-simple: it stops your Mac going to sleep or dimming the screen when activated. That makes it ideal for when you’re watching movies.
Bowtie
Mac App Store
Bowtie is an excellent free companion to iTunes which allows you to control it using the free iPhone app as well as using keyboard shortcuts on your Mac. It also submits the songs you play to Last.fm so you don’t need an extra app on your dock.
