“Tidy desk, tidy mind.” There’s some truth to that mantra: Studies show that a messy desk can make it difficult to focus on work. Conversely, a tidy space can help us work better, reduce stress and even improve our mental well-being.

With that in mind, one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself is to eliminate tangles of cables and messes of chargers from your desk — and your life. And the best way we’ve found to do that is with a sleek, all-in-one dock like this 5-in-1 MagSafe Wireless & Wired Charging Station, which is on sale for just $54.95 today.

AirPods are truly outstanding headphones, especially for iPhone users. They aren‘t cheap, though. But it’s Amazon’s annual Prime Day, and both AirPods and AirPods Pro are on sale for 25% below the regular price. That’s as much as $60 off.

And there are smaller savings on the recently released AirPods Max.

Quasim Zafar’s neatly laid out computer setup serves as his filming area for YouTube product reviews, his general workstation using a 2020 M1 Mac mini and his Xbox Series S gaming station where he plays Call of Duty.

But that’s only incidental to what you’ll probably love about it and want for your own setup.

Programming skills are some of the most in-demand, future-proof and lucrative you can have. Whether you want to start an exciting new career in IT, create your own apps, or simply live out your childhood dream of building robots for fun, these top-rated e-learning courses will teach you everything you need to know.

Even better, today we’ve found them all at unbeatable prices you simply can’t find on Amazon. But, you’ve got to be quick to grab these deals, as each has only dropped its price for a limited time.

Brett Goldstein, a writer on Apple TV+ comedy Ted Lasso, who also plays footballer Roy Ken, has shared a new trailer for the upcoming second season of the show on Twitter.

The trailer for the second season comes one month ahead of its July 23 launch. Set to the strains of David Bowie and Queen’s “Under Pressure,” the trailer suggests the laughs — and surprisingly uplifting drama — will continue for another crop of episodes. Check it out below.

Apple and other tech giants may have to open new offices in Russia or face “punitive measures” if they want to continue doing business in the country, Reuters reports.

This is part of an effort to enhance Russia’s control over services offered within the country.

Whether you want to be more productive in your work, get your startup off the ground, or unleash the full potential of your Mac, these incredible tools will do just that. They have a couple more things in common, too: They’re all incredibly highly rated, with rave reviews across the internet, and they can’t be found on Amazon. Grab them quick, as these discounts are only available for a limited time …

Sweeping change is overrated, especially when it comes to something you use every day — like your iPhone.

It’s true that this year’s iOS update doesn’t bring a ton of mind-blowing new features. But when you’re trying to execute a simple task, sometimes you don’t want your mind blown. You want “it just works” … or maybe “it just works the way I’m already comfortable with.”

iOS 15’s iterative changes indicate just how mature the iPhone is. And that’s a very good thing. That’s the gist of Cult of Mac writer Ed Hardy’s reasoning. Get his full take in the cover story of this week’s edition of Cult of Mac Magazine. It’s free on iPad or iPhone. And it’s got this week’s top Apple news, reviews and how-tos.

These days, the M1-processor Macs are calling to a lot of people, and Redditor KhanathanJr is no exception. He’s a first-time MacBook fan wielding a formidable 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro packing an 8-core Intel i9 processor, 16 GB of RAM and a reasonably good graphics card, but … you know.

It may not retain its commanding position in the setup for much longer.

Looking for a fun brain-teaser this weekend? Look no further than Letter Rooms, a letter-jumblingly fun word game created by award-winning developer Klemens Strasser, maker of Subwords, Asymmetric and Elementary Minute.

The new $1.99 anagram-based game boasts more than 200 puzzles, broken down into a dozen topics — including animals, sports, pop culture, and more. What better way to dust off your mind after lockdown?