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 Do You Need a Quad-Core Mobile Device for Work? Nvidia just released the Tegra 3 quad-core mobile processor, which may provide more horsepower than businesses currently need--but there's a useful hidden surprise. Share:   |  Firms Will Flee Cloud If Lessons From Siri and RIM Outages Not Learned In light of the recent Apple Siri and RIM BlackBerry outages firms will avoid moving to cloud services unless suppliers stop "designing them to fail." Share: | Need to Redesign Your Flash-Based Website? Adobe Still Has the Edge With Adobe announcing the beginning of the end of Flash, what should businesses do with their Flash-based websites? Share: | iPhone Apps: A DIY Skill That's in Big Demand iPhone developers are in demand across the United States and Canada, causing salaries to skyrocket for those with experience creating complex, mobile... 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