Every week, we share a number of downloads for all platforms to help you get things done. Here were the top downloads from this week.
Rainmeter is a powerful tool that lets you create a beautiful, information-rich heads-up display that keeps track of your system status, RSS feeds, and tons of other info. This week version 4.0 landed , so here\u2019s how to use it to make an awesome, Iron Man-like HUD for your Windows desktop.
Chrome: Tons of photography apps, like Google Photos and Apple Photos , try and automatically make sense of objects in your photos and add automated tags, and it turns out Facebook does that too, even though you\u2019d never know it. Show Facebook Computer Vision Tags is a Chrome extension that reveals all those tags.
Windows\/Mac\/Linux: Google\u2019s ADB and fastboot are incredibly powerful command line tools for customizing your Android phone. Up until now, these tiny tools have been bundled in the gigantic Android SDK , but Google will finally let you download these tools on their own.
iOS: When you travel with kids, lugging their gear can be a major headache. Tiny ones need a car seat to keep them safe, maybe a stroller for when their little legs give out, and a crib to sleep in at your destination. GoBaby helps you find gear you can rent while traveling.
Chrome: Trello is an incredibly powerful productivity tool , and Next Step for Trello makes it a little better. The add-on lets you add checklists and check boxes to Trello cards, check them off directly in a card, and arrange them so you see just the next step, all steps, and more.
ravenclawwit \u2019s desktop is too pretty to ignore. The clock in the center is a combination of awesome-looking cyberpunk and a Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes challenge\u2014but it\u2019s just the time. Here\u2019s how it\u2019s all set up.
iPhone: Way back in 2011, Netflix removed the ability to manage a DVD queue from the Netflix app. Now, they\u2019ve finally brought that option back in the form of a new app.
Windows\/Mac\/Linux: You\u2019ve got plenty of choices for app launchers , but if you don\u2019t mind getting your hands messy and adding your own features, Zazu is an app that\u2019s worth a look.
Web\/Android\/iOS: Human trafficking is a massive, global problem\u2014one that an app alone won\u2019t solve, but one that this app may be able to help with, just a little bit. TraffickCam asks you to snap pictures of your hotel room, creating a database that can be matched to rooms in photos with trafficking victims.
Mac: You can access your Kindle highlights from your Kindle itself, the apps, or the web app, but none of those are particularly handy, especially if you use your Kindle for research. Knotes makes it easier to access those notes right from your Mac.<\/p>\n