The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Elon Musk is already at risk of violating a key provision of his deal with Twitter [1344d]
• Amazon makes advocacy group's list of most dangerous US workplaces, again [1344d]
• Soundboks Go: A portable boombox with a wireless focus [1344d]
• 'FIFA 22' headlines May's PlayStation Plus games [1344d]
• Withings' ScanWatch Horizon will finally arrive in the US on May 17th [1344d]
• Bethesda PC Launcher users can now start migrating to Steam [1344d]
• 'Disney Dreamlight Valley' looks like Animal Crossing with Wall-E and Moana [1344d]
• Meta's newest AI discovers stronger and greener concrete formulas [1344d]
• You can now ask Google to remove phone numbers from search results [1344d]
• Alexa can tell you when your security camera detects a person or package [1344d]
• Rivian teases off-road Sand Mode and a pet-friendly HVAC feature [1344d]
• Dodge will reveal a Hornet plug-in hybrid in August [1344d]
• Pro Tools is now only available as a subscription service [1344d]
• Apple promises free fixes for Watch Series 6 models with blank screens [1344d]
• Charter and Comcast team up to build 'next-generation' streaming hardware [1344d]
• Sony is building a game preservation team [1344d]
• Twitch is reconsidering how it pays top streamers [1344d]
• Lucid will sell up to 100,000 EVs to the Saudi government [1344d]
• The best wireless workout headphones you can buy [1344d]
• Apple's Self Service Repair program is now open to iPhone owners in the US [1344d]
• Amazon's second-gen Echo Show 5 falls back to $50 [1344d]
• Robinhood lays off nine percent of its full-time employees [1344d]
• Spotify still grew despite Joe Rogan boycotts and Russia closure [1344d]
• The Morning After: Mastodon, an open-source Twitter alternative, is having a moment [1344d]
• Ads are coming to YouTube Shorts [1344d]
• Amazon avoids fines and other penalties in Illinois warehouse collapse [1344d]
• DJI suspends sales in Russia and Ukraine to prevent its drones from being used in combat [1344d]
• After Musk's Twitter takeover, an open-source alternative is 'exploding' [1344d]
• Leaked document indicates Facebook has little insight into how user data is handled [1344d]