This Weekʼs Line-Up

Some of you might remember me speaking highly of my beloved Incase backpack that I bought seven or so years ago. I'm still a big Incase fan, but during my last NYC trip I fell in love with this Padagonia bag. It's a bit more spacious which makes it perfect for a hiking trip on the weekend too. It took me two weeks to decide (I hate owning too much stuff), but I don't regret investing in it. Their Corporate Responsibility page made my decision a little easier too.

Wikiwand is a set of apps and browser plugins with one simple goal: to make Wikipedia more enjoyable and easier to navigate. You can even create your own themes!

In case you avoid social media these days you may have missed the pre-launch of Light – a new mobile-size camera that lets you do all kinds of things your giant DSLR does not. Btw, this behind-the-scene video is much more insightful than their marketing short. Pre-orders start now. (And yes, it's expensive.)

Anyone regularly working with fonts on the Mac knows that managing a large font library is still a challenge. There's been numerous attempts of a lightweight yet feature-rich font manager in the past. I just disovered RightFont and I'm wondering if that's the tool we've been waiting for. It looks fantastic! (Pity there is no trial to give it a spin before committing $40.)

This little under-the-desk hammock for your feet looks like a really bad idea for ergonomics, but I'm sure it's pretty damn comfortable. I'm wondering how I can make that work with my standing desk...

"Quickly capture information and take actions without hunting and pecking through a bunch of different apps." Love the idea behind this app! Make appointments, send money, create to-dos and much more by entering a few simple instructions into a textfield.