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I'm not choosing for myself; I have a fancy PDA, which has a navigator and a bubble generator.
But PDAs are just trinkets; they only waste time. Ideally, we should wait for the advent of electronic paper... now that's what I understand. I've seen navigators that are 3-4 times cheaper, but I see that you're not interested in budget options.
Yes. I just don't believe that we're the only ones here.
Well, that depends on the frequency of planets similar to Earth and the ability to travel quickly in interstellar space. I don't think life will be a problem; it will arise in any more or less suitable place, given time to develop. By the way, it is believed that the center of the galaxy is much older than our backwater. But there's another problem: 1000 stars per cubic parsec compared to 1 in the vicinity of Earth. So you can imagine how the stars are colliding in a pre-annihilation agony.