Owen Castellanos

Hardware & Gaming Reporter

Owen Castellanos is the Hardware & Gaming Reporter at TrendinTech, where he tests graphics cards, processors, consoles and peripherals and follows the games industry, from the major publishers to independent studios. He previously wrote reviews and benchmarks for Tom's Hardware and contributed features to PC Gamer, covering everything from laptop testing to the economics of game development. Owen holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and attends CES in Las Vegas, Computex in Taipei and the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco each year to meet chipmakers and developers. He writes for readers who want to know whether a product is worth the money, and he is not shy about saying when it is not.

254Stories

Date	Story	Desk	Type	Read
22 Mar 2016	The Decoupling of Growth and CO2 Emissions is a Boost Against Climate Change Thanks to a significant increase in the use of renewable energy, CO2 emissions have remained static despite the fact that the world economy has increased. The International Energy...	HW	News	1 min
21 Mar 2016	Pushing The Boundaries Of Brain Science For See the Possibilities in Computer Science The Federal Government of the USA has provided over $28 million to SEAS at Harvard University to allow them to develop machine learning algorithms that are advanced and...	HW	News	2 min
19 Mar 2016	Bioenergy Can’t Compete With Our Meat Demand The answer to carbon emissions seems to be biomass fuels. The production of bioenergy is closer to being net neutral rather than the presently used fossil fuels. Companies...	HW	News	2 min
18 Mar 2016	Stem Cells Researchers Are on The Way to Finding the Cure of Blindness Stem cell research is still in its infancy, yet there are promising results from two international teams who appear to be well on the way to finding a...	HW	News	1 min
16 Mar 2016	Turning Ordinary Windows into Solar Panels Los Alamos National Laboratory have researchers looking to turn ordinary windows into ones that can collect solar power. This is clean energy and as sunlight is free, so...	HW	News	2 min
14 Mar 2016	Making A Breathing and Living SuperComputers Soon computers may be powered by Adenosine triphosphate the substance that provides energy for humans according to international researchers. Professor Nicolau at McGill led the research that has...	HW	News	1 min
12 Mar 2016	This Technology Could Be the First Step of Building A SpaceShip in Orbit The Made in Space has been chosen as NASA’s preferred project for the partnership between the private and public sectors in an attempt to take forward Tipping Point...	HW	News	1 min
11 Mar 2016	Log In to Your SmartPhone with a Finger-Drawn Doodle Instead of a Password Numerical security may soon be a thing of the past when swiping shapes take over the safety of your mobile phone. Finland’s Aalto University along with Rutgers University...	MOB	News	1 min
9 Mar 2016	Internet of Things is Likely to Boom in 2020 The Internet of Things (LoT) is likely to boom in 2020 when more than fifty billion devices are possibly connected to it. But will this complex ecosystem grow...	MOB	News	2 min
8 Mar 2016	A Global Warming Slowdown Has Come And Gone There is still a disagreement as to what the outcome of the slowdown of global warming has been and although there has been a paper published by some...	HW	News	1 min
6 Mar 2016	Urban Farmers Earn $75,000 on 15,000 Square Feet Space Curtis Stone; well known as a successful farmer. He believes in high density and grows crops that will go to market. He is not the first urban farmer,...	HW	News	2 min
5 Mar 2016	Tesla Model X is Too Heavy to Legally Ride on The Brooklyn Bridge New Yorkers have a penchant for large cars that would normally be considered at home in the countryside. They use lots of gas and pedestrians have little chance...	HW	News	1 min

The Decoupling of Growth and CO2 Emissions is a Boost Against Climate Change

Pushing The Boundaries Of Brain Science For See the Possibilities in Computer Science

Bioenergy Can’t Compete With Our Meat Demand

Stem Cells Researchers Are on The Way to Finding the Cure of Blindness

Turning Ordinary Windows into Solar Panels

Making A Breathing and Living SuperComputers

This Technology Could Be the First Step of Building A SpaceShip in Orbit

Log In to Your SmartPhone with a Finger-Drawn Doodle Instead of a Password

Internet of Things is Likely to Boom in 2020

A Global Warming Slowdown Has Come And Gone

Urban Farmers Earn $75,000 on 15,000 Square Feet Space

Tesla Model X is Too Heavy to Legally Ride on The Brooklyn Bridge