If you took my advice to Spring clean your computers inside and out, you can take your desktop organization a step further by getting your cables and cords under control. Desktop cables can be a distraction to your work flow but can also trip you up if your laptop's Ethernet cable keeps slipping down behind your desk (like mine does here at the office). Keep your essential cables and cords in Read more

Keeping organized 365 days a year may seem like a daunting task, but once you've got your home, office, and mobile life straightened out, it's all about maintenance. Use these tips from 2010 to get organized and stay that way in 2011. Read more

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As long as you have gadgets around, you'll always have an abundance of cables to deal with as well. Don't let them overrun your life! Keep them in check with these organizers that are all under $15. Get moving! Read more

I live for the Ikea catalog like some men live for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. It gets my creative juices flowing, and arrives at the perfect time — before the Fall semester starts — to get your digital life in order for the latter half of the year. I picked up the latest 2011 edition at my local Ikea store the other day (but you can check it out for yourself online now), and Read more

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In a world of expensive charging stations, it's a relief that a geek on a budget can head to Ikea to pick up a simple $3 charging dock that will do the job it was meant to preform: hold your gadgets while they're juicing up. Additionally, for all you cable-hiding freaks out there (yours truly, included) Ikea also offers simple and cheap solutions for any cable management nightmare. All of these Read more

Charging stations and docks are fab because they can manage your cable clutter and save you precious outlet space, while keeping multiple gadgets juiced. The downside is regular docks and stations can sometimes get bulky to make room for a hidden power strip and multiple charging cords. Sure, they keep things tidy, but who wants a breadbox sitting in their entryway? For those who want to cut Read more

Moving into a new place or a new dorm can fill you with excitement. The downside: a whole lot of unpacking, including a whole lot of gadgets and other devices that go with you. Don't give in to your urge to throw your cords, cables, and gadgets into a box — you'll regret it when you unpack later! Here are some great tips for making your tech-filled move as easy and painless as possible. Read more