If you're looking for an inexpensive alternative to Photoshop I hear this is a good one.

A Tetris clone for OS X. Should you need a major distraction. OMG, what have I done...

I can't see me needing to SSH into my server from my phone in a hurry but the concept is intriguing.

I haven't felt the need to download all the music off my iPhone, or that of someone else for that matter, but I might do one day so this is for future reference.

Potentially useful iPhone app that helps you calculate exposure settings for your camera. Not the iPhone camera, naturally. A real camera. Looks pretty useful.

A touch-controlled noise-making app for the iPhone to be released on August 25th. I think I will be buying this. Oh god yes.

An open source wiki program mentioned to me in a random smoking conversation last night. Looks interesting as an alternative to MediaWiki.

Not as exciting as I thought but that's not necessarily a problem. This is a simple text reader that formats the document in columns so you can read it easier. In theory. Doubt I'll use it but an interesting experiment.

Extensive testing of Acorn, Drawit and Pixelmator, the latter of which I've been using with occasionally sketchy results. Might give Drawit a go.

"I pledge to get Firefox 3 during Download Day to set the Guinness World Record for Most Software Downloaded in 24 Hours." (Though I won't install it for a few weeks until all my plugins are updated)

A lightweight webcam app for OSX that does timelapse movies. I see potentials.

Another getting things done app that might be worth checking out.

If you use a Mac. Which I do.

A new-ish team of software developers based in Birmingham. Look kinda funky.