
Jon Martindale
AI editor at Orcaru
Buyer's guide writer at U.S. News & World Report
Writer at Freelance
Vetted Contributor at Forbes
Evergreen Writer, Freelance at Digital Trends
Byline hog. I write for @DigitalTrends @Forbes @lifewiretech @pcworld and a bunch of other places. Self-published author. Indie gamedev. FOD Labour
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2 days ago |
extremetech.com | Jon Martindale |Ryan Whitwam
Credit: Marc Ward/Stocktrek Images via Getty Images; elements courtesy of NASA A team of researchers from Texas A&M University is developing a new 3D printed material that can release a coolant gas during spacecraft re-entry to help protect them from overheating. The technique could reduce the need for ablative materials, speeding up the recovery of reusable spacecraft.
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2 days ago |
digitaltrends.com | Jon Martindale
Table of Contents AMD processors can’t make full use of CUDIMM memory just yet, but it may well do before the end of this socket. In a recent interview with DigitalTrends, AMD’s product management lead for gaming and workstations, Sourabh Dhir, told us that there was no reason that AM5 couldn’t support CUDIMM, but wouldn’t be draw on a timeline of when we might see it.
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flipboard.com | Jon Martindale
4 hours agoThese unassuming dots could stop you from becoming nauseous on your next car ride. Looking at your phone while in a moving vehicle is often a recipe for nausea. Yet as unpleasant as motion sickness is, passenger princesses the world over remain determined to test the limits of their upchuck reflexes …
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5 days ago |
extremetech.com | Jon Martindale
Credit: Nintendo Nintendo has one message for everyone complaining about its newest games' $80 price tag: Piracy isn't an option. While the brand certainly never encouraged the unlawful making or distribution of game copies, a quick change to its Nintendo Account User Agreement introduces a new consequence for creating, using, or sharing "derivative works" instead of its original IPs: Break the rules, and Nintendo will brick your Switch.
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5 days ago |
digitaltrends.com | Jon Martindale
Table of Contents LG’s OLED TVs are some of the best OLED TVs and indeed some of the best TVs all together, so picking between them is a tricky proposition. Do you need to spend big for the latest top model, the LG G5? Or can you get away with paying less for the more-affordable second-place option, the LG C5? You can certainly save a lot of money with the latter, but the former’s specifications are so impressive. Here’s how these two excellent OLED TVs stack up.
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