If you saw #033 and would like to be able to have an app launcher as handy as Quicksilver on Windows, here comes Launchy (http://www.launchy.net). It is open source, free and awesome.

Better than a magazin. More up to date than a newspaper, and just containing what you are interested in. The pretty much sums up the free Flipboard (http://www.flipboard.com) for the iPad.

iOS: Dont having to copy all of your movies to your iOS device can save you a lot of space. Why not stream it from your computer? Air Video (http://www.inmethod.com/air-video/) handles all the on-the-fly encoding and streaming for you.

Windows: You might only have one desktop/screen but with the help of Dexpot (http://www.dexpot.de/) you can create up to 20 virtual one for different tasks or contexts.

Sometimes it is hard to keep track of all the little expenses we have each day. Having a utility that helps tracking this makes things much easier. The iPhone app Expenditure (http://j.mp/expenditureapp) helps tracking these in a nice way. There is still time to take part in the Summer of Podcasts (http://www.podcastmadness.com) and enter the code you'll get in this episode to win one of the cool prizes.

There is still nothing that can be said about Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) in general that wasn covered in #116 and #117 but today it is all about the Evernote Addon for Firefox (http://bit.ly/everfox).

We already showed you one Twitter app, but maybe your aren't into Birds, so Echofon (http://www.echofon.com) might be an alternative. Please don't forget that this is the last chance to enter the "Summer of Podcasts" (http://www.podcastmadness.com) contest.

There is nothing that can be said about Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) in general that wasn covered in #116 but today it is all about the Evernote Extension for Google Chrome (http://bit.ly/everchrome).

Web: If you havent heard about Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) you probably live under a rock, but you definitely missed one of the greatest productivity apps ever.