Roughly 10:44.8m to install 10.6.6 through Software Update…

The Mac App Store (by default) is located on the left of the dock, next to the Finder.

It was disappointing to see the icon remained unchanged from the iTunes icon.

Launching the app was almost instantaneous. No sign-in required, browsing. Angry Birds is *already* the Top Paid App.

Testing reliability download speeds. Twitter v2.0 spotted. Before downloading, I was asked to sign-in. Downloaded in less than a minute. Replaced Tweetie. Success!

I was curious to see if Cultured Code had Things on sale for the launch of the Mac App Store. I knew the answer, but I wanted to check anyway. Surprisingly the Mac App Store ties-in with your already downloaded Mac Apps and presents you with an “Installed” icon instead of the price. This is not true for all Mac Apps; Pixelmator shows a $29.99 pricetag, which of-course, is already installed on my Mac.

Downloaded the free Sketchbook Express by Autodesk.

iPhoto ’11 purchased for $14.99 – The download is taking a while. Finished. Download replaced iPhoto ’09 on my iMac.

Top Free apps seems to be filled with no rating to very low rating apps. Only a handful of four–five star apps. Top Paid apps seem to have a similar (yet different) trend. Almost all of the apps are not rated, while the ones that are rated don’t drop below 4.5 stars.

Despite the rumors, it seems iWork ’09 has yet to be updated to iWork ’11. Although, the suite has been updated to 9.0.5 – Macrumors has the details.

I just realized I haven’t been asked for my password since downloading Twitter.

TextWrangler replaced TextWrangler.app already installed on my Mac.

Thanks to Dave Caolo, I installed Alfred.app. Not sure how (or if) I will use it; I was not a fan of Quicksilver when it came out.

Update: Stopped using it.