The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Open garage doors anywhere in the world by exploiting this “smart” device [1106d]
• Competence wins over excitement with the 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV [1107d]
• Can you fool a monkey with a magic trick? Only if it has opposable thumbs [1107d]
• New buckling spring keyboards recreate IBM’s iconic Model F for modern computers [1107d]
• Apple joins Amazon, Google, and Microsoft in tech industry layoffs [1107d]
• Report: China increasingly uses merger reviews to make demands of US companies [1107d]
• Webb confirms we’re looking at some of the Universe’s earliest galaxies [1107d]
• Microsoft’s new Surface Dock tosses the proprietary port, uses Thunderbolt 4 [1107d]
• Tesla worker who rejected $15M award in racism case has payout cut to $3M [1107d]
• After disrupting businesses, Google Drive’s secret file cap is dead for now [1107d]
• Nintendo promises unlimited repairs for “drifting” Joy-Cons throughout Europe [1107d]
• Report: Spring COVID booster to be authorized for high-risk people in US [1107d]
• VW and Redwood want to recycle your old laptop and cell phone batteries [1107d]
• In the war on bacteria, it’s time to call in the phages [1107d]
• Virgin Orbit formally enters bankruptcy, seeking a buyer [1107d]