Q: I have thousands of songs in my iTunes at home that I would like to listen to at work and I don’t want to pay Apple to use iTunes Match. Any other suggestions? - Nicholas

Q: After hearing about the reporter who had his entire laptop wiped by hackers, I’m wondering about the best way to backup all my photos to the Internet. What Internet photo storing sites do you recommend? - Greg

Q: I’m trying to send a video file to a friend via email and she keeps telling me that she gets the message but not the attachment. What am I doing wrong? — Rhonda

Q: I’m trying to send a video file to a friend via e-mail and she keeps telling me that she gets the message but not the attachment. What am I doing wrong? - Rhonda

With a new fiscal year looming July 1, at least one police department in the East Valley is preparing to deal with cuts in personnel, while others hope to “hold the line” to keep cities safe.

With a new fiscal year looming July 1, at least one police department in the East Valley is preparing to deal with cuts in personnel, while others hope to “hold the line” to keep cities safe.

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Q. I'm pretty sure a horrific virus infected the hard drive on my wife's computer. We need to have some way to back up our information, and I'm wondering if a similar virus would infect an external hard drive. - Stephen

NEW YORK - Perhaps the biggest threat to Google Inc.'s increasing dominance of Internet search and advertising is the rising fear, justified or not, that Google's broadening reach is giving it unchecked power.

Apple’s iPods are unquestionably the most popular MP3 players on the market. But iPods can run hundreds of dollars. While they may suit your style, they might not fit your budget.

Judi Gyory Missel believes she lost as many as 20 relatives in the Nazi concentration camps and ovens during the Holocaust. That includes all four of her grandparents.

LOS ANGELES - With a 15 percent jump in revenue from subscriptions, online music retailer Napster said Wednesday it spent less and lost much less in its third quarter than a year earlier.

The threat of foreclosure has continued to plague thousands of Valley homeowners in recent months, and experts say anxious borrowers should take action early to avoid losing their homes.

Q. I am preparing for a big family reunion and want to have a slide show with music in the background for our reunion. All of the software that I have seen is either really expensive or too difficult to work. Is there anything that is easy and cheap for making photo slide shows with music? - Michelle

SAN FRANCISCO - Averting a looming court battle over how it has been handling the exodus from its Internet dial-up service, AOL has agreed to make it easier for its remaining customers to leave as part of a $3 million settlement with 48 states and the District of Columbia.

WASHINGTON - Telephone users, energy-savvy homeowners and parents of older teens should pay special attention at tax time this year. Many changes affecting 2006 tax returns are aimed squarely at you. On balance, the news is good.

Q. I'm replacing my old computer and was wondering how I can transfer my files? My new computer doesn't have a floppy drive, and my old computer doesn't have a CD drive so I can't burn a CD. Any suggestions, Mr. M?

After almost two months of separation, 17-year-old Isabel Sanchez was finally reunited with her mother inside the Estrella Jail in Phoenix earlier this month. But Sanchez barely recognized her diabetic mother as she limped out to the visiting area, clad in handcuffs and stripes.

After almost two months of separation, 17-year-old Isabel Sanchez was finally reunited with her mother inside the Estrella Jail in Phoenix earlier this month. But Sanchez barely recognized her diabetic mother as she limped out to the visiting area.