Q: Is the new Microsoft tablet going to be something that will be worth considering vs an iPad? — Tanya

If there's a child in your home, it's likely there's an electronic device written somewhere on a Christmas list this year.

‘Hi, Mike? I was deleting a bunch of programs to give myself more free space on my hard drive and now the computer is getting a bunch of errors and is not running very well. Do you think I deleted something I should not have deleted?"

Arizona State left-hander Josh Spence took the first step back from an arm injury on Monday when he completed a long-toss throwing session.

Was it only a decade ago that a blackberry was a mere summer fruit? That green was, well, a color, and reality TV was that one show sandwiched between music videos on MTV?

Tom Patterson: The White House announced earlier this month that six health care associations had pledged to President Barack Obama they would cut health care spending by $2 trillion dollars over the next decade. But amidst the jubilation that Obama has found his money, some problems lurk.

Inside Arizona: With The Trail of Many Tracks, I’ve journeyed back in time exploring one of the last frontiers of the American West by car, located in northeastern Arizona. This self-guided auto adventure uses an interpretive CD and map.

Thursday’s NCAA Regional attendance was 20,101 inside University of Phoenix Stadium, but it felt cold.

I get hundreds of e-mail questions every week from listeners.Most are from people who have persistent computer problems.Often they have bought some garbage program advertised on the Web. That didn't work, and now they don't know what to do.

SEATTLE - Come Super Bowl Sunday, Amazon.com will get a leg up in the digital music race it's running against Apple Inc.'s iTunes Store. And not just any leg: Justin Timberlake's leg.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Steve Jobs has a tough act to follow at the Macworld Conference & Expo on Tuesday: himself.

Q. I have a mountain of music CDs that I want to have transferred to my iTunes, but I don’t have the time to get it all in. Are there services out there that will do this for me? — Rob

ATLANTA - Online videos aren't just for bloopers and rants - some might also be conduits for malicious code that can infect your computer.

SAN FRANCISCO - First there was iPod, now there's iPhone. The next phase of Apple's plan to reinvent itself as a consumer electronics company was unveiled Tuesday by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, and it received a warm reception from Wall Street.

SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp.'s Zune music player looks a lot like an iPod, acts a lot like an iPod and will cost about the same as an iPod. The software giant said Thursday that it will charge $249.99 for the device, signaling that it isn't planning to spark a major price war to gain market share.

SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp.’s effort to compete against Apple’s iPod juggernaut will focus on the idea that people want to be able to easily share music with friends and others.

SEATTLE - Amazon.com launched a video download service Thursday, ending months of speculation that the Internet retailer would be getting into the online TV and movie business.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Could the company that helped catapult the legal music download market with iPods and iTunes now kick-start the online movie market?

LOS ANGELES - Internet giant AOL has revamped its Web-based music download service, adding music videos, streaming radio and user community features.

NEW YORK - The new "X-Men" movie and television shows like "24" are coming to a computer near you. Fox will tap into a platform now used to sell video games and let visitors buy movies and television shows that they can download for computer playback and transfer to devices running Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Media Player technology.

SAN FRANCISCO - Hoping to tap into the growth of wireless networks across college campuses, other public spaces and within homes, Sony Corp. will announce Tuesday a new pocket-sized gadget for instant messaging and other Internet-based communications.

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Microsoft Corp. is preparing to roll out a portable digital music player later this year, an apparent bid to capture a slice of the market now dominated by the iPod, music industry executives said Thursday.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Thomas Jefferson isn’t about to start listening to an iPod, with telltale earbud wires dangling from under his three-cornered hat as he walks the streets of Colonial Williamsburg.