Q: I would like to print from my Gmail account on my iPhone or iPad to my printer, but it doesn’t come up in Apple’s print option on either (device). Any suggestions? — Daryl

Homeowners have many options when it comes to going green, but one Ahwatukee Foothills family discovered with the right company they could install solar panels on their home for no up-front cost and see immediate savings.

Since the state’s improved Graduated Driver’s License Law (GDL) went into effect in 2008, fewer families have had to experience the tragedy of losing a loved one in a traffic crash.

SB 1241 aims to eliminate most common teen driver distractions

Google has started shipping a larger version of its Nexus tablet computer, one that comes closer to competing with Apple’s full-size iPad and other tablets. Here’s a look at how the Nexus 10 compares with other tablets with similar screens.

On a recent Sunday afternoon, while checking out some football sandwiched in between the mandatory first, second and third quarter naps on the sofa, I became acutely aware that the pre-Christmas marketing blitz is in full swing and is designed to convince you that trying to live without a certain product would be a huge, life-altering mistake. This particular Sunday, it seemed the focus was on the latest portable electronic devices to include tablets, laptops and phones.

In case you haven’t heard by now, Apple is realeasing its latest iPhone later this week. That leaves the question: What should you do with your old one?

As college students return to campus, they’ll be showered in the usual handouts of coupons, condoms and credit cards. But some schools are also giving students what a growing body of research reveals could make a huge difference in their college careers: ear plugs, sleep shades and napping lessons.

Salt River Project is expanding a ban on employees using wireless communication devices while driving on company business to improve its safety measures.

We are very excited to share that our first mobile application is now available for free to all smartphone and tablet users through both the iTunes store and the Google Play marketplace for Android phones. With this step, we are able to better serve the Ahwatukee Foothills community and provide faster communication and news sharing for our readers.

Four Maricopa County employees shared $5,300 for ideas they proposed which will save the county more than $100,000. The awards are part of the county’s annual Rewarding Ideas Program, a program that began in 1984 and has saved the county more than $12 million.

If you ever watch old mystery movies, there is usually a scene where a guy is walking down a side street on a rainy night when he hears a “Psst. Hey fella. I have a secret to tell ya” coming from a dark alleyway. Well I am giving you the same “Psst. I have a secret to tell you.” It is an easy way to tell if your computer is running well and your Internet is slow and some simple things you can do to fix this.

Q: I’m in the market for a new computer; when will Windows 8 be out and is it worth getting? — Stanley

Q: I’m in the market for a new computer; when will Windows 8 be out and is it worth getting? — Stanley

It’s an American rite of passage: The family road trip.

It’s an American rite of passage: The family road trip.

I often get asked by clients whether it is legal to tape record telephone conversations. I always answer that question by asking them a couple of questions, namely: will at least one participant in the telephone call consent to your recording the call? What state(s) will all of the participants in the call be in while the call takes place? The reason these two questions are critical is because Arizona is called a “one party consent jurisdiction.” What this means is that in Arizona an individual must have the consent or agreement of at least one party to a conversation to legally intercept or record a wire or electronic communication, including wireless and cellular calls. If one party to the conversation has not consented to your intercepting or recording the telephone call you will be committing a felony (Arizona Revised Statutes 13-3005). In addition, using a device to overhear (but not record) a conversation while not present, without the consent of a party to that conversation, is also a felony under Arizona law.

I often get asked by clients whether it is legal to tape record telephone conversations. I always answer that question by asking them a couple of questions, namely: will at least one participant in the telephone call consent to your recording the call? What state(s) will all of the participants in the call be in while the call takes place? The reason these two questions are critical is because Arizona is called a “one party consent jurisdiction.” What this means is that in Arizona an individual must have the consent or agreement of at least one party to a conversation to legally intercept or record a wire or electronic communication, including wireless and cellular calls. If one party to the conversation has not consented to your intercepting or recording the telephone call you will be committing a felony (Arizona Revised Statutes 13-3005). In addition, using a device to overhear (but not record) a conversation while not present, without the consent of a party to that conversation, is also a felony under Arizona law.

Longtime readers of this column may be shocked to read the next few paragraphs, but I may have gone to the dark side, so to speak, or at least taken the first few steps in that direction. I recently landed a new contract for my computer business and was more than a bit distressed to find the office full of iMac computers. Up to this point, I have been unable to find the “On-Off” switch on anything Mac, iPods included, but here I was staring at a row of iMac computers. Never being one to back down from a challenge, regardless of the foe, I looked the beasts squarely in the “i” and declared my supremacy over them.

Small business owners looking for new ideas to generate buzz and grow their brand have a local incubator at their disposal. After all, for many, the opportunity for startup business owners to be surrounded by other like-minded individuals who have the same entrepreneurial spirit is rare around these parts.

A few years ago I worked for a guy who had a very large bird that had full access to the office. Visitors would come in and the bird would have to extract a little blood from your hand, finger, ankle or other body part before you really became friends. Birds hate change. The bird also had a seldom used cage but every now and then, I would put a toy in the cage and this huge bird would cower to a far corner for a few days until it built up the courage to attack the toy and rip it to shreds. Did I mention that birds do not like change? Many of us are resistant to change just like birds, but with the advent of the iPad, smartphones, smartpads and Bluetooth technology, it is time to embrace these incredible devices and get out of the corner of our cages.

I love watching “Seinfeld!” I can watch the same episode numerous times and never get tired of it. I especially like how they develop certain characters and phrases. One of my favorite phrases is “one of those guys” who do or say certain things that brand them as different from George and Jerry, such as a guy who can walk right up to a complete strange girl and ask her out. George and Jerry could never do that because they were not “one of those guys.”

In a major step toward improving public safety radio communications serving the Valley, local government has united to ensure that public safety personnel continues to have strong radio communications at their fingertips.

AT&T invested more than $500 million in its Arizona wireless and wireline networks from 2009 through 2011 with a focus on improving the company’s mobile broadband coverage and overall performance of its networks.