Here’s a Christmas fable for you: you’re walking into your nearest Apple store and you spot a homeless man outside on the streets. Suffused with seasonal good cheer, you decide you will purchase something for this unfortunate citizen inside Steve’s temple of beautifully designed tech. What should you pick?
It’s the curse of Christmas: you know the relatives are going to ask you to fix their terrible PC. We’ve offered guidance for that in the past, but here’s some gift suggestions to ease the burden in the future.
The printed word is always a great Christmas gift, but there’s a big risk with a book lover: they’ve already read it. Here’s some alternative gift strategies for the literati.
What do you give the person who has everything because they’re always in the duty-free section? Here’s some gift ideas for the business traveller in your life.
We’ve already covered a bunch of gift categories in our Lifehacker gift guide. This week, we’re offering up budget, quality and luxury ideas for specific groups of recipients. First up: students.
A hacker can’t be printing their own T-shirts all the time. Here’s some options for adding to your gift list, though do try and check sizes in advance. No-one likes getting a 3XL if they don’t need one.
Don’t stress that giving gift cards is a short step away from the lazy option of giving money. People love money. And a gift card is like money that also recognises your individual interests. Here’s six possibilities you might not have considered.
Chances are everyone you know already owns a camera, which makes accessories for them a great gift idea. Here’s six thoughts to get you started.
We love a good do-it-yourself project here at Lifehacker. Here’s some gift ideas for anyone else you know with the handyperson gene.
