The New York Times has published their 2009 Holiday Gift Guide. The guide is broken into categories such as Books, DVDs & Video Games, and Electronics. Articles include "The 10 Best Books of 2009," "Holiday Music CDs," and my favorite, "Mildly Huge Televisions."
Check it out. It may help you find the perfect gift for that hard to buy for person on your list!
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Send Holiday Greetings with Gmail
Do you have friends and family who still are not on the Internet? This year, they, too, can experience the joy of Gmail.
Go to this site, type in your holiday message and the recipient's address, and Gmail will, on your behalf, send a holiday postcard via snail-mail to a person of your choice. Cards are available for only a limited amount of time, so act soon.
Stickers last year, cards this year. What will the Gmail team do for 2010?
Go to this site, type in your holiday message and the recipient's address, and Gmail will, on your behalf, send a holiday postcard via snail-mail to a person of your choice. Cards are available for only a limited amount of time, so act soon.
Stickers last year, cards this year. What will the Gmail team do for 2010?
Top Ten Tech Toys
What holiday gift should you buy for your favorite techie this year? For your active friends, how about a Wii Fit? It provides you with a strenuous workout and keeps track of your weight. Your college student will appreciate the Apple Macbook, with its new aluminum chassis sure to survive any student's abuse. Buy a Netflix Player for your favorite movie enthusiast and make snail mail a thing of the past.
Click here to read about 2008's top 10 tech toys, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
Click here to read about 2008's top 10 tech toys, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
How Stuff Works
The holidays are coming soon and Santa may be bringing many of you the latest and greatest tech toys that are coming out now. If you're like me and want to get the story behind the gadgetry, you need to check out the website, HowStuffWorks. It's fun and informative and can answer all kinds of questions in a very clear and easy to understand manner.
