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 20 Most Anticipated Tech Products of 2012 From Apple's iPhone 5 to next-gen thermostats to OLED TVs, here are 20 tech products we're looking forward to seeing in 2012. Share:   |  Apple vs. Google: By the Numbers Apple and Google are two very different companies, especially when you take a look at the numbers. Share: | Microsoft: We Can Remotely Delete Windows 8 Apps Microsoft will be able to throw a "kill switch" to disable or even remove an app from users' Windows 8 devices, the company revealed in documentation released earlier this week for its upcoming Windows Store. Share: | Windows 8: Four Big Concerns (Based On What We Know So Far) With Windows 8 Microsoft limits the way you control your PC from interface elements, such as the Start button, to the home screen. Share: | Feds Launch Cloud Security Standards Program Federal agencies will soon have a government-wide security standard for assessing, authorizing and monitoring cloud products and services. Share: | $99 Ice Cream Sandwich Tablet Available, but Buyer Beware The sole official source is sold out, but alternatives can be found if you're determined to try this ultra-budget Android tablet. Share: | Australian Court Halts Apple's Ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Samsung has received an early Christmas present with the High Court killing Apple's attempt to maintain the sale ban of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia. Share: | Facebook One-Ups Twitter with Site 'Subscribe' Button The new Subscribe button mimics Twitter by allowing Facebook users to follow each other without being friends -- but tells your friends when you start following someone new. Share: | Google's Chrome Will Run Console Games! Wait, What? Google unveils new Chrome browser technology running console games like Xbox Live Arcade title Bastion. Share: | The Rise of Evernote--and Why You Should Take Note Evernote's popularity has grown substantially in 2011. The note-taking app can increase your productivity and organize your sprawling digital life. Share: | Apple to Sell 30 Million iPhones in Q4 2011, Report Apple could sell as many as 30 million iPhones in the final three months of 2011, according to analysts at investment bank UBS. Share: | Twitter's Refresh Needs Work Analysis: It's hard to assess, because Twitter still has a few glitches in its facelift. Share: | Google Further Integrates Google+ Into Gmail Google has started pushing its Google+ social networking service further into Gmail with new features that let users add to their circles directly from their email accounts. Share: | UPDATE: Visual Voicemail App Removed from Android Market on T-Mobile Complaint Google has removed visual voicemail app YouMail from the Android Market, thanks to a complaint by T-Mobile that the app "causes adverse network disruption." Share: | Two Zero-day Vulnerabilities Found in Flash Player Two newly discovered vulnerabilities in Adobe's Flash Player can be exploited to execute arbitrary code remotely. Share: | Google+ Ties Facial Recognition to Photo Tagging Unlike Facebook's most recent foray into facial recognition, Google makes the feature "opt-in"--one that you must choose to activate. Share: | Free Downloads That Are Worth a Donation, Part 1 These fantastic, well-known utilities are donationware--you can use them for free, but the developers ask for a contribution to keep their work going. Now is a great time to give back to the creators. Share: | Jawbones Up Health Tracker Suffers Serious Hardware Issues With numerous reports of hardware failure, Jawbone offers a complete refund on its tracking device. You're eligible even if your Up still works. Share: | Texting While Driving Up 50 Percent Despite Warnings People are not heeding warnings about the dangers of texting while driving. 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