The endlessly versatile binder clip is one of our favourite tools for MacGyver-like inventions. Reader David writes in one of his favourite creations: a 5-second smartphone dock. More »
Mac: If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you could add custom docks to OS X, DockShelf is a utility that gives you the ability to create and customise as many as you like. More »
Nowadays, most of us seldom use our optical drives since everything is downloaded. If you’d like to see your optical drive get some love, turn it into an iPod dock with some scissors and an old CD, while still keeping it usable. More »
We’ve shown you plenty of ways to make your own iPod stand, but this one is pretty cool: a stand built entirely from Lego. Woo-hoo! More »
Windows: If you use a third-party application dock in place of the Windows taskbar, you may have noticed that you can’t completely get rid of the taskbar. Taskbar Eliminator helps you turn it off and keep it out of the way. More »
Windows: Sure you could use the start menu or even install an application launcher like Launchy but you’d be missing out on the rotating eye candy and application management of Circle Dock. More »
Remember the days of digging through folders of shortcuts and menus to launch applications? These days many users prefer customisable, attractive docks for launching and keeping track of their favourite apps. Here’s a look at five of the most popular docks. More »
