The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Discord's new policies ban dangerous health misinformation [1537d]
• Faraday Future is preparing to actually sell its FF 91 [1537d]
• Valve made a free Portal spinoff for the Steam Deck [1537d]
• Meta reportedly disbands team creating a new OS for AR and VR [1537d]
• NVIDIA may have been hit by a cyberattack [1537d]
• Tumblr will review its moderation algorithms after a porn ban-related settlement [1538d]
• Mobile World Congress will ban some Russian companies from 2022 show [1538d]
• Steam Deck review: Just portable enough [1538d]
• Russia partially restricts access to Facebook over censorship claims [1538d]
• ‘The Dropout’ offers a timely reminder of the Theranos madness [1538d]
• Lenovo's Smart Clock Essential with Alexa drops to $50, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals [1538d]
• What digital public spaces might look like by 2035 [1538d]
• 'Elden Ring' is having game save issues on PS5 [1538d]
• Lenovo's third-gen Legion gaming phone has an SSD RAID storage option [1538d]
• 'Assassin’s Creed Valhalla' is free to play this weekend [1538d]
• HTC Vive's metaverse vision includes safeguards for children [1538d]
• Buy Samsung's Galaxy S22 and Amazon will give you a $100 credit [1538d]
• Roku's Streaming Stick 4K+ drops to an all-time low of $49 at Amazon [1538d]
• Engadget Podcast: Diving into Horizon Forbidden West, the PS VR2 and Uncharted [1538d]
• The Morning After: The new phones of MWC 2022 [1538d]
• Instant Pot Max hits an all-time low of $75 at Amazon [1538d]
• Facebook, Google and other tech firms must verify identities under proposed UK law [1538d]
• HTC Vive Flow app turns car rides into moving VR theme park experiences [1538d]
• Sony's answer to Game Pass on PlayStation could cost up to $16 a month [1538d]