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Move to make online buyers pay GST
The Retail Assn in Australia wants GST tacked on to online sales.
OSX - Nervous System
The Mac OS is what Apple is really famous for, at least in computer circles. But changing from one to another can be a struggle.
Password hacking as easy as 123...
Hackers have posted a list of the most commonly used passwords on a popular gossip website.
NZiDev - Interesting developments
Last week saw New Zealand's first barcamp-style conference tailored exclusively for iOS developers.
Hacking Kinect - getting past the game
Xbox motion controller Kinect might be the gift to get this Christmas, but enthusiasts around the world are teaching the device sweet new tricks.
Apple and the serious world of dark blue suits
Apple has, over the last few years, been criticised for not being 'serious' about entering (or appealing to) the corporate world.
The Apple advantage - get with the application
Apple came along and invented computing 'for the rest of us' - at first it seemed a mere curiosity, until designers clicked to WYSIWYG.
U2's costly tour envy of Irish Govt
By the time U2 finishes its 360° world tour next July, it's expected it will have generated about $1bn.
Dunedin tech team pass first Ashes test
NZ technology passed its first international test at the first Ashes cricket match between Australia and England.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: Behemoths cling to relevance as spotlight shifts
Desktop giants forced to share space with growing array of computing devices.
Oracle primed for espionage court battle
Silicon Valley is bracing itself for fireworks as the long-running industrial espionage dispute between Oracle and SAP hits court.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: Crunching the numbers more vital than ever
Statisticians well-placed in job market as demand for data keeps growing.
Music industry puts the squeeze on file-sharing
LimeWire may begin to regret its regular boast that its 50 million users shared and downloaded more than three billion songs a month.