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"The AppGap is a blog and resource on the future of work and how new tools are addressing age-old challenges of organization, collaboration, and creation. But it is also an idea: that there remains a gap between the toolset that exists and what’s needed. This site’s intent: to serve as a resource for shedding light on the tools, trends, processes, and practices that can help and provide a forum for related discussions. Its intended audience: those in organizations, small, medium, or larger, who are looking for guidance, hoping to keep their ear to the ground, and seeking out answers that help them do their work more efficiently and profitably. Here you’ll find commentary on effective tools and business practices, observations on emerging innovations, prognostications on where it’s all headed, reviews of new products, and pointers to tips, mash-ups, and the occasional amusing diversion."

Usability consulting, training seminars, research reports, and a user experience conference. Principals: Jakob Nielsen, Donald Norman, Bruce Tognazzini ('Tog').

"gDisk is a software that turns your GMail account into a portable hard drive so you can always have your important files accessible accross the Internet."

"As a born again OSX users, I felt it would be only natural to create a simple tutorial on selecting multiple files / folders, copying them to a folder on your desktop, and converting said files into a more web friendly title format. Early last week Dan pointed out the hidden option to access personal Box.net accounts via WebDav. A great feature for quick uploads and a awesome alternative to that .Mac stuff Apple reps attempt to dump on you during checkout. As noted in the comments of the original post, files which were reported as being successfully uploaded were not displayed within the Finder (despite being reflected via the Box web interface) due to inconsistencies involving spaces in titles. The solution? A little Automator action."

net2ftp is a web based FTP client. It is mainly aimed at managing websites using a browser. Edit code, upload/download files, copy/move/delete directories recursively, rename files and directories -- without installing any software.