Issue 5

If you are like me and don't particularly like typing on your mobile device, Phorm may be your cup of tea. It magically adds a layer of little, physical knobs over the keyboard of your touchscreen that supposedly makes typing easier. I'm intrigued and would love to check this out in real life.

This wall mounted paper roll holder dispenses kraft paper as an effective way to display important messages, the daily menu, ideas, to-dos, what have you... I can already think of a lot of fun and practical ways to make use of this sort of whiteboard in our shared office.

Excuse the cheesy headline, but of all the smart gadgets popping up everywhere, a door lock that lets my friends in would actually make my life easier. Imagine not having to replicate keys for your new co-workers, or letting visitors into the office by pressing a button right from your phone.

 

Project management tools often try to do too many things at once for all parties involved. Matterhorn is hoping to differentiate itself by cutting down on features: you get checklists, boards, discussions and a planner, wrapped in a beautiful design.

With Dropmark you can simply drag and drop files, videos, links and pretty much anything you want to archive and organise. Share it with friends or build a private collection. I use it for this very newsletter. And, who doesn't want a place for their favourite GIFs?

This is right up my alley: Highbrow is an email subscription service that lets you learn something new or achieve certain goals by sending you daily bite-sized chunks of knowledge via email. I've just finished their 'Healthy Eating' course and I enjoyed the digestable experience (sorry I had to).