Did you get it? The solution for the “Japanese electronics brand” clue on the Oct. 25 NYT Mini Crossword is “CASIO.” There are plenty of Japanese electronics brands, but only so many are five letters ...

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As Casio looks to the next 50 years, the brand remains committed to creating watches that are timeless, innovative, and ...

Electric vehicle battery prices are likely to decline by nearly 50% by 2026, driven by technological advancements and falling metal costs. This… Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is ...

The silver mini dress was enhanced with exaggeratedly rounded shoulders entirely embroidered with Swarovski crystal jewels and electronic ... featured mobile phones, calculator and CDs.

The three-story structure will feature charging points for vehicles and solar panels. The chancellor promises money for green technology but makes no mention of the Coventry scheme. He wants to ...

The calculator’s “C” button—the one that clears input—was gone. The “C” itself had been cleared. The “C” button’s function is vestigial. Back when calculators were commercialized, starting in the ...

Whether you’re looking to cook succulent meat dishes to tasty desserts, for everyday meals or occasional feasts, you’ll need one of the best electric ranges to get consistent results every time.

Now, for the first time, it’s also gone electric. We’ve already driven the JCW quasi hot hatch, and three combustion-engined Countrymans (Countrymen?) too: you can read about those over here.

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The 1980s was arguably the coolest decade of the 20th century. If it wasn't the wacky, colorful fashion, then it was the movies and the music — not to mention the gadgets. In the '80s, people ...