caffeine tech: Tech trends, Darth Vader burgers! The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week is like the Super Bowl of tech, and this year it will attract 140,000 attendees looking for the next big thing. What makes the show fun for us, though, is that there isn't just one next big thing. Here are 7 of them. That means it's again to look forward to new HD home theater products. Here's all our inside industry clues and trends to make 12 predictions for the HDTVs this year. That might be set to change soon. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Zynga - and oh sweet baby Jesus no! - Etsy, along with other Internet-based companies take a "nuclear option" and "go simultaneously dark" in protest of the bill, and to "highlight the fundamental danger the legislation poses to the function of the Internet." Doctors are expressing new hope about thecondition of Arfa Karim Randhawa, the 16-year-old computer programming prodigy from Pakistan who has been in intensive care since experiencing an epileptic seizure and cardiac arrest nearly two weeks ago, according to reports out of the country. Did you shudder when you first saw the incredibly realistic Steve Jobs action figure that's supposedly becoming available in February? You're not alone - if Apple's attempts to ban the toy are anything to go by. Microsoft and its advertising agency have reached a settlement with a company that accused them of copying its ads in a Windows Phone campaign featuring cell phone use in urinals and the bedroom. In closing: The Darth Vader Burger Is Coming To Europe!