Posts Tagged ‘BlueLounge’

Kicks – The Coolest Thing You Didn’t Know You Needed

Thursday, August 25th, 2011

Every so often, an idea comes along that makes you think “I never realized I needed this before, but I have to have it now.”  For me, the latest of these profound moments came in the form of a new invention from my friends over at BlueLounge called simply Kicks.

“Protect your iPad or tablet without hiding its beautiful design with our Kicks: Small, thin, silicone-rubber rails that prevent your iPad from slipping, scratching and damage. The protective rails run along the backside, providing minimal safekeeping for your valuable life tool. Adheres to your device using 3M Damage-Free adhesive. Easy to use and apply, even comes off without leaving any marks.” – BlueLounge product page.

I found out about Kicks earlier this week and quickly placed my order.  At $11.95 (plus shipping) for 2 pairs, these great new add-ons won’t break the bank and the BlueLounge track record made clicking on the Buy Now button a no-brainer.  I’ve already purchased several items from their catalog, including the CableDrop (featured here), CoolFeet and Refresh.

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Organize and Stylize Your Workspace – Part II

Monday, January 11th, 2010

Earlier today, we posted the article Organize and Stylize Your Workspace.  I made reference to several great products and ideas for organizing your work area, but failed to mention that I have been tackling this issue for some time myself now.  Here’s a quick look at what I have done.

My Workspace

The picture might be a little grainy, but you get the… picture.  Here is a breakdown of the elements of my new workspace:

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Organize and Stylize Your Workspace

Monday, January 11th, 2010

Whether at home or at the office, organization is important.  Your productivity and efficiency can hinge on your ability to locate things quickly and easily.  Unfortunately, being busy often keeps us from finding the time to clean up our workspace and get our desk organized.  Sounds a bit like the “chicken or the egg” argument, doesn’t it?  Well, it’s time to make a change and we have some tips to help you out.

With any computer workspace there are a few standard hurdles to overcome.  Cables, monitors, speakers and peripherals are necessities, but take up valuable desk space and limit your “elbow room.”  Honestly, once you get all these things set up in the small bit of real estate that your office allows you, what room is there for actual work?  In most cases, the answer is as simple as a bigger desk or cubicle.  Unfortunately, due to space constraints and budgets, this easy answer is often impossible.  It is going to be up to you and a small amount of money to seize back your workspace and your sanity.

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