This Weekʼs Line-Up

The new Macbook Pro is hardly shipping and in typical Kickstarter fashion we have solutions for our yet-to-experience problems: Snapnator recreates the MagSafe experience and makes it available to more than just the Apple laptop.

I've been following Bear come out of private beta, but I haven't had a chance to take it for a test drive. Now available to everyone, it looks like a beautiful alternative to Simplenote.

There is something about the rawness of concrete that makes it a fascinating material to have on your desk – especially for screen-junkies like us that barely get to have a tangible experience throughout their day.

Several Offscreen contributors have used Calendly to organise a time to chat with me via Skype. I really enjoyed its simplicity.

The ECLIPSE by Native Union is essentially a cable spool hiding three charging cables in a lovely wooden, round case – tap to slide open. Looks like it functions as a night light too. (Currently on Kickstarter.)

A friend of mine introduced me to Mail Bakery the other week. The service takes your designs and turns them into reliable, responsive HTML email templates. No more messing around with ’90s-style HTML code. Again, I haven't tested the service myself, but it's a great idea that removes much of the pain involved in creating custom email templates.