The TON Foundation assured users that all crypto transactions would be processed and no assets would be lost due to the brief block production disruption. The Open Network (TON) blockchain is back ...

Update Jul 29, 10.15 am UTC: This article has been updated to include comments from Oleg Andreev. The TON Core team has launched its W5 smart wallet standard in collaboration with Tonkeeper, promising ...

The TON Foundation has released a new smart contract programming language called Tolk, aiming to simplify development on The Open Network blockchain while cutting costs for builders. Announced ...

Half-ton, three-quarter-ton and one-ton are informal classifications for pickup trucks and SUVs based on their payload capacities. The classifications roughly correspond to light-duty, heavy-duty and ...

Calling anything the "best" is a big claim, one that shouldn't be taken lightly. With this in mind, we've taken care to pull together a list of not the best overall 3/4-ton trucks, but rather to ...

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The ¾ ton truck may not be as popular as the half-ton truck, but the former is more capable and powerful than the latter. Expect a robust engine and high outputs from a three-quarter-ton truck; it is ...

Pickup trucks have evolved over the years, but the need to clearly designate a truck's capacity for work has been around for generations. Ford produced the F-1 pickup truck starting in the late 1940s.

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Consumers already battered by higher prices are about to feel another squeeze — and this one is coming from copper.