An application that watches a directory containing LESS files, autocompiles them to CSS. Makes trying LESS a teensy bit more tempting.

"Forget the “default browser”, Choosy lets you open links in the browser you want. Just set up a few simple options and Choosy will do the right thing, whether that's opening a browser or letting you pick from some or all of the browsers on your system." Great little utility.

This would seem to be a bloody remarkable application. The facility for text searching images is particularly cool (business cards/wine labels/handwritten notes snapped with a webcam all worked well for me). At last, computers can fix my fried memory!

Checks your company site or personal website every 1, 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes and alerts you in case of problems.

Browse your browsing history through a pretty visualisation thingy. Nice, but probably not worth the money.

A WebKit-based browser. Really rather slick.

Blimey. Really rather good, this Odeo business - receiving podcasts made very, very easy indeed. (Interestingly, thankfully, I don't think I've seen the word 'podcast' on the site yet.)

"It clusters results from major search engines, associates words that appear in previous searches, and keeps a local cache of all the results you click on in a searchable database."

I'm a Photostack man myself, but this looks good - cross-platform, simple to use.

Alternative browser, interesting history stuff