This Weekʼs Line-Up

This simple night light has a built-in dusk-to-dawn sensor that automatically turns on at dusk and off at dawn. And of course, the two front-facing USB ports will charge your phone/tablet while you sleep.

The Nik Collection, a set of plugins for easy photo enhancements, used to be $500 before Google bought the company a few years back. The price then dropped to $150 and just recently they decided to make it available for free. Worth a download/try if you use Photoshop, Lightroom or Aperture for your photo editing.

Some of you may have heard of Nicholas Felton before. He's become 'internet-famous' for his detailed annual reports that visualise a whole lot of data about his life in beautiful and interesting ways. Nicholas has now announce a new coffee table book in which he uses photography to analyse and visualise information. Looks like a great addition to your office library.

I haven't made the switch myself yet, but Inbox by Gmail is a new, simpler way of working through your emails and the reviews so far have been quite positive. Boxy is an unofficial app for Mac that extends the features of Inbox and wraps them in a great looking native app.

This handy, foldable kneeling desk got my attention. Currently being kickstarted (and well above the funding goal with 24 days to go), The Edge combines ergonomic sitting/kneeling with a small, adjustable desk space that easily fits under your bed when you don't need it.

There are plenty of options for good note-taking apps for the iPhone, not least the built-in Notes app by Apple. 1Writer extends these simple features with a more advanced set of options like Mardown support, checklist view, a customisable keyboard row, and more. (An extensive review here.)