If you’re a Mac user, you will know that when you want to be able to cut and paste your Mac OS X files using Finder, it’s not as easy or as intuitive as it should be. With the feature finally being enabled Apple’s next-generation operating system, Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), there are a number of options which allow Snow Leopard users to integrate the same functionality. Perhaps the best solution we have come across isMoveAddict, an app that adds toolbar items and a menubar icon to assist with your file management....

Audio sharing and collaboration platformSoundCloudhas announced a partnership with Finnish image tagging startupThingLinktoday, allowing audio clips to be embedded into images on websites. ThingLink allows ‘hotspots’ to be easily added to images. These are generally used to insert links to other websites or pages in relevant places. However, in this case, audio clips will be playable directly from the image. ThingLink has posted a number ofexamplesof the tie-up in action, with a series of images of artists embedded with a mixture of links and SoundCloud audio....

You have your Google+ invite and have been enjoying the new features that Google has been making available to you. Adding another social network to your existing Facebook and Twitter accounts, it can be difficult to prioritize your updates amongst your networks. Some users have manually entered their updates manually across networks, others have employed their own ways to share. However, a new Chrome extension “Google+Facebook” takes the hassle out of updating both your Google+ and Facebook walls by adding your Facebook stream into your Google+ dashboard....

Addicted to Clubhouse? These apps will make it even better Clubhouse bio builder People on Clubhouse are obsessed with bios filled with emoji. And it’s not really easy to build a description like that on your phone. So this handy tool, called theClubhouse bio builder, lets you create them on a desktop. Once you’re done, you can open the URL to your phone, copy the bio and paste it to your Clubhouse profile....

I’m really lucky. I get to wake up in the morning, switch on my computer, before I’ve made my first pot of coffee, and proceed to spend the rest of the day surfing the ‘net for a living. I end up spending far longer than 8 hours in front of this screen, checking Twitter, Google+, Flickr, The Next Web (obviously), my RSS reader, YouTube and more. I’m constantly looking for a better Twitter client, looking for the best way to listen to music online and looking for interesting productivity apps (which I usually spend more time setting up than actually using)....