Tech Trends You'll See in 2012

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Tech Trends You'll See in 2012 From data-only cell phone plans to HTML 5, these ten advancements are ready to go mainstream. - Megan Geuss, PCWorld More News & Tips for Your Business 10 Reasons to Switch to Linux in 2012 If you want to be in control of your operating environment, Linux is the way to go--and it's free. Share: Pretty Please?: A 2012 Technology Wish List I'm not asking for faster-than-light interstellar travel (although it would be nice). What I am wishing for are reasonable, attainable goals for 2012. Share: Why Speedy 4G Hasn't Taken Off (Yet) 2011 was supposed to be the year 4G wireless service arrived, but the mobile masses gave it a lukewarm reception. Will 4G finally take off in 2012? Share: Business Security Updates Stuxnet and Duqu Part of Larger Cybermalware Campaign The Cloud, Day 20: What About Security? Researcher: Many Stratfor Passwords Are Weak Scareware Distributors Start Targeting Smartphone Users, Experts Warn Hacking Group Releases More Stratfor Subscriber Data Websites and Apps Vulnerable to Low-Bandwidth, Bot-Free Takedown Smartphones and Tablets March Onward into the Workplace Microsoft Ruins Perfect Record with Out-Of-Band Patch Get More Business News & Reviews Browse the Latest Tech Deals Visit PCWorld's new PriceGrabber Deals page for price drops, promotions, and coupon codes. Try PCWorld's Speed Up Everything Superguide Get 100-plus pages of tips to fire up your system and supercharge your other tech essentials. PCW Business Center blogs Get help keeping your business running smoothly with BizFeed, Net Work, Linux Line, and more. The Future of 3D Gaming Read the latest updates on the gaming revolution. Read more. Advertisement Lenovo ThinkPads & IdeaPads Click thru to shop the bestselling ThinkPads & IdeaPads! 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