The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• In mice, the new BA.5 booster works about the same as BA.1 shot FDA passed up [1025d]
• Our biggest remaining PlayStation VR2 questions have been answered [1025d]
• Iranians hacked US companies, sent ransom demands to printers, indictment says [1025d]
• Regulators put the brakes on Microsoft’s Activision acquisition [1025d]
• China’s most advanced AI image generator already blocks political content [1025d]
• California says Amazon ruined online shopping, sues it for driving up prices [1025d]
• Ford gives dealers 2 months to accept new rules or stop selling EVs [1025d]
• San Francisco sued by woman who says her rape-kit DNA was used to arrest her [1025d]
• HP to pay EU printer customers $1.35 million for disabling third-party ink [1025d]
• AT&T won’t upgrade “older” phones for new 5G bands [1025d]
• Today’s best deals: Anker noise-canceling headphones, USB-C chargers, and more [1025d]
• Big Tech must prove content moderation works or pay $15K daily fines in Calif. [1025d]
• EA’s new anti-cheat tools dip into the dreaded “kernel mode” [1025d]
• Five years of data show that SSDs are more reliable than HDDs over the long haul [1025d]
• Human trafficking’s newest abuse: Forcing victims into cyberscamming [1025d]
• EU upholds Google’s 4.1B euro fine for bundling search with Android [1025d]
• Sampling BMW’s greatest hits shows what’s missing from its modern cars [1025d]