Issue 4

This hand-sanded and hand-oiled wood veneer iPad sleeve with geometric contouring done through a laser-cutting technique made me look twice. The internal premium German wool lining protects your precious device from scratches. Two different wood types are available. Oh, how I love geometric shapes.

The TYLT Zumo is a small and portable back-up charger. It works like any other phone charger, just that it has a battery sitting in between both ends giving you a few more hours of extra juice when you're on the move. It's designed to hold a charge for over a year. Pretty impressive.

As a magazine maker I'm a big proponent of print as a slow counterbalance to the digital onslaught of information. An indie title that does an amazing job at just that is Delayed Gratification: a quarterly print magazine that revisits the news after the dust has settled to give the final analysis on the stories that mattered. 

 

Not sure how that missed my radar: Google has a simple, note-taking app called Keep, which allows you to create shareable notes, lists and reminders. The design reminds me a bit of Mac OSX sticky notes. It gets messy quickly, but the search feature is powerful, as you'd expect from Google.

Does your company do daily stand-up meetings to get everyone on the same page? iDoneThis tries to replace them with your inbox: simply reply to an evening email reminder with what you did that day. The next day, get a digest with what everyone on the team got done.

Don't you hate discovering those typos just a second after you clicked the "Send" button? Grammarly promises help by checking your spelling in real time within your browser, making use of advanced and continuously improving algorithms. I just installed the Chrome plugn... I mean plugin.