If you’ve spent any time around Twitter or Facebook lately then you’ve surely seen people using services such asGetGlueorMisoto check in to the shows that they’re watching. While the idea of checking in is far from new, a service launching today called IntoNow is completely changing the way that you’re going to do it. IntoNowuses a technology called SoundPrint. Instead of having to scroll around or type in what show you’re watching, IntoNow will simply listen to the TV show that’s currently playing and, in as little as 4 seconds, identify the show and episode to allow you to share that information with your friends....

For the love of LOL Cats, cyborgs, zombies and other freaky news, developer Nate Stedman has made a Mac OS X client called “Envelope” that lets you browse, submit, and comment on articles onreddit.com. For reddit lovers, the $3.99 app is a total win and the best way to ensure maximum reddit exposure in your life. Articles are displayed in a sidebar for easy access with an integrated comment browser that allows you to read, vote and reply to comments posted on submissions....

If you’re a football fan, have we got a treat for you. We’d like to officially introduce our latest TNW Labs graduate,SquadCoach. What’s TNW Labs? It’s our recently launched ‘in-house projects’ centre. It’s where all the crazy ideas we come up with, however bizarre, find a home.Twitter Counteris one,Social Statisticsanother and nowSquadCoach, eclectic right? SquadCoachis an online fantasy football league sprouted from the deepest rooted mind cells of yours truly. It launches in public beta today and focuses initially exclusively on the Champions League....

It’s with great delight that I introduceThe Next Web OS X, our simple and elegant new mac app that sits neatly in your menu bar bringing you new stories in real time to your desktop. Here’s a run down of what you get: Our intent is always to keep the app neat and simple but we do have a few little features on the way that should have you jumpingTom Cruise on Oprah style....

3D printers have been around for quite some time, but they’ve yet to see the light of day when it comes to a practicality, both in size and cost. But all that could change with a recent innovation fromThe Vienna University of Technology. A joint effort produced by both the Mechanical Engineering and Chemical Research teams at The Vienna University of Technology has yielded a functioning 3D printer that weighs just 1....