Before you can even catch your breath from the last round of new mobile phones to hit the market, the next wave is upon us. As with all technology, sometimes the present we buy our self or others may be obsolete in a matter of months.

Haptic response keyboards, stylus options, minimal buttons, slide out QWERTY keyboards, screen sizes, operating systems – with all of the options out there how is the average user supposed to decide which phone is the best option for them?

There are plenty of buying options for people who want a new Mac to close out 2008 and bring in 2009 with a bang. If you are on a very limited budget and don’t need the latest and greatest hardware bells and whistles, you can go with the last generation of the 2007 models (especially laptops) for under $900. If you need the enhanced video capabilities and other new options on the 2008 line and don’t know which to choose, then this buying guide is for you.

Photo printers are a popular gift, but how do you choose which one to get? The answer is that it depends on how tech savvy the person who will be using the printer most is, your budget, and what you want to use it for. I’ll take a look at a few popular models and help you figure out the difference.

If you are like me, you are looking for more than just maps and directions from your GPS navigation system. I’ve had a directions-only Garmin model for a while now, and it was time for a GPS system that offered me more that just “make the next available u-turn” or “recalculating”.