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Share: | Free Tool Silently Updates Most Windows Software Danish security company Secunia today released a beta version of its PSI 3.0 utility that automatically downloads updates for Windows programs and plug-ins created by thousands of third-party vendors. Share: | A Closer Look at ZTE's Android Phones: ZTE Era and N910 ZTE's quadcore Era impresses with a gorgeous display and fast performance. Share: | Quad-Core Smartphones Could Have Price and Battery Issues Smartphones with quad-core processors that are able to deliver PC-like performance have finally been announced, but high prices and battery issues could potentially stymie adoption, analysts said on Monday. Share: | Next Version of Android Could Come Fall 2012, Google Exec Implies Google is is not saying much about the next version of Android, which has been rumored to be coming to a smartphone near you by early summer. 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