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Industry veterans rely on selling their expertise, not hardware or software.
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How easy is it to be accused of copyright infringement and potentially be caught up into a months-long legal process, asks Juha Saarinen
Mac Planet: Apple off the map
Apparently, users worldwide are having a hard time with Apple Maps. I was surprised, having happily used the iOS6 Maps app all over London and Oxford.
Life's a riot at Apple manufacturer
After the initial reports of the riot at an Apple assembling factory in China, the story suddenly got very quiet, according to lots of Apple sites.
Shroff wary of Govt data in 'cloud'
Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff is highlighting risks around 'cloud computing' just after a Government-announced push for it.
Success: Websites with a touch of style
Making your site look good is worth the effort, says online company founder.
Why it's ok for your kids to play computer games
Young children are naturals with computers, leaving their parents baffled. Should we be worried, asks Miranda Sawyer.
Kiwi entrepreneurs: In Google we trust
If it's potential customers you want, Google has a lot to offer. Four entrepreneurs talk about how the search giant has changed their business.