Mac: The dock is a handy tool for quickly accessing apps, folders, and files, but it isn’t terribly well-organised. Tab Launcher offers a dock replacement that gives you multiple docks, categorised with labelled tabs. More »
Mac OS X: You don’t need to click through system settings or use a third-party app to hide and show the OS X dock, all you need is a quick keyboard shortcut. Just hit Command+Option+D at any time, and the dock will glide away (or back again). More »
Windows only: We’ve already shown you how you can browse through files from the Stacks widget in the upcoming Snow Leopard release—but you can get that feature right now on your Windows PC. More »
Windows only: WinStep Nexus Dock has just about every feature you’d expect from a dock—it’s got widgets, mouse-over effects, skins, drag-and-drop, and even supports Vista Aero Glass effects. More »
Yesterday’s simple guide to turning old CDs into an iPod dock inspired reader longbourne to write in with his own DIY phone/iPod dock and charging station, and we’re impressed. More »
Got a pile of old, scratched-up coasters that you don’t really need anymore? You can repurpose them into a dock for your iPod, iPhone or other audio player. More »
Mac OS X only: Have you ever been busy getting something done when the dock icon starts bouncing up and down? The Switching To Mac blog writes up the process of completely disabling that effect. More »
