EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Medium-sized Australian businesses spent an average of $49,800 on hardware and software over the past year, exceeding their own expectations. But the cash is expected to dry up fast, according to the latest Sensis e-business report.

And NSW police prosecutors will no longer have to lug up to 7kg of paper into courts after being armed with iPads and an offline legal reference app.

-- James Hutchinson

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