Month: March 2022
How bad is Nintendo Switch OLED burn-in? Here’s a 3,600-hour test
OLED screens are glorious, gorgeous, vibrant — but they don’t last forever. Eventually, their organically lit pixels can wear, and some have understandably been worried that the OLED-equipped Nintendo Switch, released last October, might eventually succumb to burn-in. The good news? According to one test, it might take 3,600 hours…
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It’s time for Apple to kill the old iPhone SE design
Audio player loading… Apple, no. Just no. You cannot foist the ancient, hoary, albeit nostalgic iPhone 6 design on us once more with the iPhone SE 3. It’s wrong, it’s ridiculous, and I challenge you to defend the decision. We still don’t know for certain that the iPhone SE 3…
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IBM: The shift to Open RAN is ‘just a matter of time’
Audio player loading… The transition from the traditional radio access network (RAN) model to Open RAN (ORAN) is ‘just a matter of time’, despite resistance from equipment providers, IBM’s VP of Telco has said. Speaking to TechRadar Pro at MWC 2022, Marisa Viveros was bullish about the prospects of a…
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Apple iMac 27 2022 – news, rumors, and speculation
Audio player loading… When the Apple iMac 27 was updated in early 2020, it included 10th-generation Intel Core processors and AMD Radeon 5000-series graphics cards. Now that there have been two CPU generations and one GPU generation after those components were initially released, Apple’s high-end all-in-one PC is a tad…
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Omega’s Ultra Deep Dive Watch Asks ‘How Low Can You Go?’
The production version works 6,000 meters below sea level, setting a new bar for the industry. Source
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This Texas Town Was Deep In Debt From A Devastating Winter Storm. Then A Crypto Miner Came Knocking.
Last February, a disastrous winter storm pummeled Texas with ice and snow, threatening to topple the Texan energy grid. In the city of Denton, neighborhoods blinked off and on as the local power provider tried to conserve electricity. Places like assisted living facilities were momentarily excluded from the blackouts, but…
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