This Weekʼs Line-Up

At the airport the other day I saw/heard the UE Roll speaker for the first time and was quite impressed by the decent sound quality and its compact form factor. What stood out to me is that it can be linked to other UE speakers and that it's made to be water- and dirt-proof, so you can take into the shower or to the beach. Love the available colours too!

It's a bit difficult to describe Workflowy, but their demo does a brilliant job in showing off the app's unique interaction design. It's essentially a list-making app that allows you to zoom in on sub-categories, add and hide list items based on assigned tags, and lots more. Definitely worth playing around with for the UI alone.

If I ever have a place of my own, I'll definitely order some of Blik's amazing wall decals. There are hundreds to choose from, ranging from fun and quirky to futuristic and straight out trippy. 

CheatSheet has one simple function: press and hold the command key in any application to reveal the keyboard short cuts of that application.

To quote the Amazon description: "The Timor Perpetual Desk Calendar was designed in 1967 by Enzo Mari, and has remained in production by Danese Milano since its launch. With its perpetual design, the calendar can be used year after year, making it an enduring calendar choice."

Newsletters are coming back big time (obviously!?). With Revue you can create your own weekly newsletter by easily pulling in content from the various platforms you frequent online.