Click to viewOdds are high that you're not wrapping your Macbook's power cord up properly when you shove it in a bag. This video will show you what you should be doing to avoid damaging the delicate cable. [Tested via Lifehacker]
It's more than a little shocking that even in 2010, cables and wires are still so, so ugly. Luckily, Wiretape is looking to change all that. With wires that look like, well, tape.
The Refresh charging station is like a beautifully slimmed down version of Bluelounge's Sanctuary charger, with half the connections: 2x iPod/iPhone, 2x USB, plus single Micro USB and Mini USB plugs.
Last week I asked you to show us your cable management situation. Not surprisingly, elegant solutions were hard to come by. What we did have was complete chaos.
If you have a tangle of cords and power strips behind your desk, you might want to consider one of these cable management solutions. And while you are at it, show us a picture of what your are dealing with.
If you thought Wolverine was a good cable wrangler, get a load of Lifehacker reader Seandavid010's rain gutter solution. It's smart, it's practical and it's easy to pull off yourself. [Lifehacker]
Cordotz is a colorful three-point cord management system that consists of cordwraps, cordstraps and a cordidentifier.
While we wait patiently for wireless power systems to come of age, managing unsightly cables remains an annoying problem. Perhaps camouflage is the answer.
This grommet is just a design, but we wonder why it took someone this long to come up with such a genius (and obvious) idea. Like a regular desk grommet, it's a big hole that lets cables through. Unlike a regular desk grommet, it's got notches on the side of different sizes to grasp and hold your cables so they don't…
The unfortunately named Hangman attaches to your iPod's universal dock connector on one end and a belt loop or anything else (a nipple piercing?) on the other. Plus, it helps manage that pesky wire, too, letting you unravel just the right amount, and then you can completely wrap it up around it when you're done.…
Come on man, admit it: your work area is nothing but a spaghetti and meatballs of cables and plugs and such. It's okay, some of us (me) call that neo-cybereclectic... which is a (made up) euphemism for "I'm too lazy to tidy things up, so I'll pretend I like it the way it is by giving it a fancy artsy name." Last…
