Electronic Arts Electronic Arts (NYSE: EA) recently reported its Q4 fiscal 2024 results (fiscal ends in March), with revenues and earnings falling below the street estimates. The company reported ...

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Electronic warfare is not new to battlefields around the world and has been used in wars dating back to before World War I, Benjamin Jensen, a senior fellow at the International Security Program ...

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While it might look like a large electric toothbrush, the scrubber has been hailed 'brilliant' and a 'spring cleaning must-have' by shoppers. Thanks to the telescopic extension rod, which ...

But with handy gadgets like this electric spin scrubber by HOTO, cleaning your bathroom, kitchen, and wherever else really isn’t all that bad. Now, it’s on sale for only $79.99 (reg.

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Earlier this month, Zildjian teased its (perhaps surprising) Alchem-E electronic drum sets with a just-detailed-enough shot of one of the kits. At the time, the 400-year-old cymbal brand promised to ...

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Stronger solar storms have happened, and one caused havoc with one of the earliest electronic technologies. On Sept. 1 and 2, 1859, telegraph systems around the world failed catastrophically.