Tech has practically taken over our lives (and homes) at this point, so there’s a good chance you’re overwhelmed with the amount of cords, cables and chargers you need to keep all your devices powered ...

In addition to high prices, absurd fees, and notoriously bad service, the recent breakdown in negotiations between Spectrum and Disney (which took the U.S. Open and many other popular sporting events ...

Your phone, tablet and laptop all need a cable to charge, your smart speaker likely requires one, as well as your television and a slew of other appliances — in other words, it’s nearly impossible not ...

There have never been more great programs to watch on TV — and the bills to watch them have never been higher. So more and more Americans are getting fed up with their soaring cable bills and cutting ...

Phones, chargers and cords, oh my! These days, travel isn’t as simple as a carry-on bag and a checked piece of luggage. Today’s travelers are bogged down with cords, chargers, smartphones and more ...

Photo by David J. Fred. Essentially, cable lacing involves running a thin cord (traditionally waxed linen, according to Wikipedia—though standard twine would work for most purposes) along the length ...

For example, you could use the metal wire from your old cables to repair a fence, organize loose cables, support climbing ...

Article 400 covers the general requirements, applications, and construction specifications for flexible cords and flexible cables. You can get a sense of the sheer variety of them and their ...