Our last edition of the Guardian's weekly Online print supplement is dedicated to 100 of the most useful websites.
We asked our readers, contributors and some of the Guardian's top journalists to tell us what they thought were some of the web's best sites... the results should be ready to go straight into your bookmarks.
We also finish off our series of best buys for Christmas with a look at gadgets you should open your wallet for.
Meanwhile, Jack Schofield takes a look at recent Chinese developments in the world of technology (both IBM and PalmSource) and Ken Young examines developments at the British Library, while Michael Cross reveals the truth behind the government's decision to e-government targets.
For commentary, Dave Birch compares eBay to the early stock markets and Michael Cross wonders if online public services are lot like lunchtime drinking.
Of course, there are the regulars including Talk time (this week it's DJ David Morales), Games Watch, Ask Jack, Feedback and IT News.
We won't be publishing another print edition of Online until January 6, but rest assured we'll still be updating the website with all the latest news.
