— Apple won't have the tablet computer market to itself for long as Hewlett-Packard and others plan Windows 7-based slates. By Paul McDougall Hewlett-Packard doesn't want Apple to have all the fun when it comes to tablet-style computing devices. ...

 — Before Apple publicly sued HTC, the iPhone maker has privately had "blunt conversations" with other smartphone companies that have proven disruptive to the roadmaps of would-be iPhone killers, according to a new report. ...

 — TOKYO—Sony Corp. said on Tuesday that its television business will shift to "attack" mode in the coming fiscal year by ramping up TV shipments by about 70% to more than 25 million units and aggressively pushing its 3-D models, ...

 — by CNET News staff This week's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco brings together designers, programmers, publishers, and others for the latest from the world of video play. Announced at the start of GDC, Power Gig: Rise of the SixString is at ...

 — Think Apple's run is over? Not so, says Bob Turner, Chief Investment Officer of Turner Investments, who manages $17.5 billion. He bought 100000 shares for his funds on Feb. 11, bringing his total to 2 million. 1. Tech spending will be up; Apple (AAPL) ...

 — TEKgroup International, Inc., developers of online content management software, has launched a new social media community web site, AmpMyVoice (http://www.ampmyvoice.com). The new site, launched in early December, gives news enthusiasts a platform to voice their opinions on a wide range of topics to relevant organizations, policy makers, and social activists.

 — The news that EA Sports is bringing back NBA Jam truly set the New York Magazine office on fire: We haven't stopped reliving those lonely weeks locked in the basement our youth since it broke. But what will today's version of NBA Jam look like?

 — BUFFALO, NY: December 9, 2009 – Increased funding is making it possible for 10 to 12 schools to be able to participate in The Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo’s Environmental Youth Summit in 2010. Scheduled for March 26-27, 2010, the event will be held at Rich Products’ Corporate Headquarters in Buffalo. The Summit is a two-day event open to high schools in Western New York that offers a planning space for 10 to 12 teams of 5 to 8 students to develop and implement action plans to address an environmental problem in their community. Professional facilitators from the International Center for Studies in Creativity provide direct support to the teams for the two-day period.