For the technophiles on your holiday gift list, try one of these cutting-edge suggestions from New York Times technology columnist David Pogue.

Droid by Motorola
Designed for consumers who want it all in one Smartphone, the Droid by Motorola features a sharp touchscreeen, physical keyboard, navigation, and high-speed Internet access. It can easily turn into a Garmin GPS or alarm clock and runs on the Verizon 3G network. Learn more at motorola.com.

ZAGGSkins
Protect cell phones or iPods with scratch protection while still reflecting your personal style with ZAGGskins. Choose from a variety of designs, or create your own skin using a personal picture, logo, or design at zagg.com/zaggskins.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking
An easy-to-use voice recognition iPhone application, the Dragon NaturallySpeaking dictation iPhone application allows you to speak and instantly see text or email messages on your phone. Up to 5 times faster than typing on the keyboard, this innovative app will also update your Facebook status and Tweet with the sound of your voice. For more details, visit nuance.com/naturallyspeaking.

Ocarina
Named after an ancient flute-like wind instrument, the Ocarina iPhone app lets people play music by blowing into the iPhone microphone and hitting virtual buttons. Learn more at ocarina.smule.com.

AvantGrand Piano by Yamaha
The world's first "hybrid" piano, the AvantGrand by Yamaha digitally simulates the sound and physical experience of playing a fine $125,000 concert grand piano at a fraction of the cost, size, and weight. Get more information on avant-grand.com.