Creative dept in an archi firm - we use PCs, Adobe Creative Suite & 3D rendering software. Ba da bing.

I also can't do without the Internet at work.

I freelance (graphic design and multimedia), so my core work apps are: CS4, The Hit List (can't wait for the iPhone app to be released), Quicksilver, iCal, ChronoSync, Evernote, DevonThink Pro, iRatchet, Suitcase Fusion, Flow, 1Password and iTunes (can't work without music) with a near-absolute dependency on MobileMe to sync everything up. Would really love to move away from Cha-Ching for the moola management, though.

...and TweetDeck for breaktime Twittercrack.

I use a PowerMac G5, Adobe Creative Suite, QuarkXPress 7, iTunes, Firefox, i Cal and some various utility programs for converting viedos etc.

We do design-build contracting but I have a desk job, which I don't mind as much since my desk was graced with a gorgeous brand new iMac! Until now I'd been on the same eMac since 2003 haha... Day-to-day I generally rely on FileMaker, MultiLedger, Acrobat, system apps like Mail & iCal, Photoshop, eDrawings, and MS Office, plus Skype breaks to check in with my sis & niece in MT

I use Outlook, Powerpoint, Excel, and Word every day. I also use Pidgin and a ton of proprietary software that the product technology team at my office created, and a lot of 3rd party tools.

And then, for fun, iTunes, Firefox and Google Talk.

We're one of those boring "The Office" offices. We use landlines. We mostly use Word for writing reports. We have a couple of web sites such as EON & InSite for data but they aren't anything spectacular. And we're forbidden from doing anything online that isn't strictly for business and it's monitored closely.

I live inside Photoshop and Dreamweaver. I work in the webdesign department for my university

Wow lots of designers!

I also am graphic designer and web designer -- my office only has PCs, but they have CS4, which rocks. I also use Audacity and I'll start using more web-designing stuff in the not-too-distant future.

Retail store: IBM registers, walkie talkies, and PDA/LPDAS...Some of our tech is great but other stuff could be easily improved so cheap and easy

Wow! Ditto! Graphic designer! But it makes sense because we're on Geeksugar. We use Macs tricked out with all the latest Adobe software. I'm the the sysadmin and make all the purchasing decisions.

I work from home freelance so it varies. It's always done on my PC or macbook since most of the tech is web-based. One company doesn't play nice with macs at all, so all that work is done on the PC. Can't live without FF and excel. Rarely use word. When I'm being lazy, I use FrontPage but coding by hand in notepad++ is my preferred.

I work in admin so it's mainly word, excel and adobe. Contact is made by email, post and telephones.

I feel quite inadequate compared to those above.

Software: Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe CS (Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash), Adobe Captivate and Photoshop and education specific programs like ClassXP and Integrade, PASCO, Interwrite,
Hardware: PCs, projectors, smart boards, pen tablets, personal response systems, PASCO probeware

These I use on a daily/weekly basis. There are even more programs that I use on an as needed basis. I'm always close to something with technology. It gets burdensome sometimes.

I'm a project manager for an interactive design firm. I use a a Mac Book Pro, Adobe CS4, Transmit, Smultron, Excel, Word... yada yada!

Lets see, since I am self-employed, Ubuntu & free source software if possible. Only a few apps: audio&videos, anything that only has Windows symbol on them. Opera(browser), anything phone driven: microsoft mobile software, blackberry software, oh of course a few photo software: for cameras. (Nikon)