The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Twitter will host 'Halo' watch parties starting March 28th [1383d]
• Spotify is testing a new car mode focused on voice commands [1383d]
• Ukraine is selling NFTs to support its military [1383d]
• Google Fiber workers successfully Unionize in Kansas City [1383d]
• GTA Online's upcoming monthly subscription gives perks to frequent players [1383d]
• Spotify will 'fully suspend' service in Russia [1383d]
• PlayStation's answer to Game Pass may launch next week [1383d]
• ‘Halo’ wishes it was ‘The Mandalorian’ [1383d]
• Roberta and Ken Williams are back after 25 years with 'Colossal Cave 3D Adventure' [1383d]
• Overcast app's big redesign helps it compete with Apple Podcasts [1383d]
• Apple's AirPods Pro drop to $175, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals [1383d]
• Roland’s iconic RE-201 Space Echo returns in two new Boss pedals [1383d]
• Wolverine's Master Chief boots are for true Halo fanatics [1383d]
• NVIDIA's NeRF AI instantly turns 2D photos into 3D objects [1383d]
• Engadget Podcast: Apple’s confounding Studio Display and the great new iPad Air [1383d]
• US and EU aim to revive transatlantic data flows in new privacy deal [1383d]
• Google is reportedly planning a Nest Hub that features a detachable tablet [1383d]
• The Morning After: The inventor of the GIF has died [1383d]
• Gran Turismo 7's April update aims to appease angry fans and fix the grind [1383d]
• UK promises a network of 300,000 EV chargers by 2030 [1383d]
• Apple's 10.2-inch iPad with 256GB storage falls to a new Amazon low [1383d]
• 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' is back on a dedicated streaming platform [1383d]
• Reddit is reportedly exploring the addition of TikTok-like video features [1383d]
• European Union reaches provisional agreement on antitrust law targeting tech giants [1383d]
• Ex-TikTok moderators sue over 'emotional distress' from disturbing videos [1383d]