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Long skinny things like wood trim and thin pipes can be a pain to organise. This tubular solution puts those pieces within reach while saving space elsewhere.

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Being organised isn't a destination; it's a journey, and everyone's road is different. That said, the right tools and tips definitely smooth the path. Here are Gizmodo's favourite organisational gadgets and software, and Lifehacker's best tips for improving your personal organisation.

Your tablet can do so much more than just tell you the weather and update your Facebook. It can also bring you the best video content the world has to offer. Here are the best entertainment tablet apps for your Android tablet.

Android tablets can run any Android software, but they really shine with tablet-specific apps and programs that can take advantage of the bigger screen. All week, we're rounding up our favourite Android tablet apps. Today: the best social networking apps.

Mac/iOS: GTD-inspired to-do manager Things has long lacked one crucial feature: sync across multiple devices. Version 2 of the app adds cloud sync to keep all your to-dos organised and up-to-date.

If you're self-employed and work from home, staying productive can be a huge challenge. When you're home, it's easy to stretch out a cup of coffee with a snack. And then that turns into a quick bite in front of the TV and next thing you know, the morning has disappeared.

Chrome: The combined powers of Syncpad for Simplenote and Syncpad Webnotes lets you place sticky notes directly on web pages that sync with all of your Chrome installations.

NOTE: This app directory entry guide has been superseded. Click here for the most recent version. There aren't many Mac photo management apps that aren't somewhat specialised, but among the few we think iPhoto is the best for its simplicity, rich feature set, and good integration with popular online services.

Catching your favourite audio or video podcasts doesn't require you to be tethered to your computer. There are some great apps that allow you to download, organise and enjoy podcasts on the go. Here's a look at five of the most popular ones.

Android: If you're looking to pack more icons onto the Android home screen than the default allows, Multicon's widgets change the spacing, number and arrangement of your home screen icons.

Nobody plans to lose their gadgets, but anybody can make a few moves ahead of time to up their chances of getting their stuff back, whether with the help of good-natured finders or subtle tracking tools. Here are our favourite post-theft tools.

Managing to-dos from your desktop has its perks, but being able to carry that to-do list in your pocket is even better. Here's a look at Lifehacker readers' five favourite mobile to-do list managers.

When you're confronted with a huge mound of paper to file or a cupboard in desperate need of taming, it's tempting to put seemingly one-off items in a 'miscellaneous' category. Resist the urge -- that way lies madness and future clutter.

What's a New Year's resolution but a goal you happen to have made at the start of another year? Today we've rounded up the top five tools Lifehacker readers use to track their goals and resolutions.