The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Carvana laid off 2,500 employees and chose to do so over Zoom [1329d]
• YouTube will allow users to gift paid subscriptions to each other [1329d]
• Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire Del Mar is its most affordable electric motorcycle yet [1329d]
• SLAC's newest laser works best when it's colder than outer space [1329d]
• ICE 'now operates as a domestic surveillance agency,' think tank says [1330d]
• YouTube TV adds Spanish-only plans [1330d]
• Elon Musk says he would ‘reverse’ Donald Trump’s Twitter ban [1330d]
• Razer unveils the sequel to its ultra-light Viper gaming mouse [1330d]
• EA will stop using FIFA's name in its soccer games next year [1330d]
• Tesla recalls 130,000 cars for overheating infotainment systems [1330d]
• Apple discontinues its last iPod [1330d]
• Netflix's ad-supported plan and password sharing fees may arrive this year [1330d]
• 'Gotham Knights' isn't coming to PS4 or Xbox One after all [1330d]
• Arturia V Collection 9 grows to 32 virtual instruments [1330d]
• Microsoft Adaptive Mouse hands-on: Inclusively designed, infinitely customizable [1330d]
• Intel's 12th-gen 'HX' chips bring 16 cores to laptops [1330d]
• Lenovo Legion 7 hands-on: New i9 chips, with bigger batteries to match [1330d]
• Inside Microsoft’s new Inclusive Tech Lab [1330d]
• Peloton's huge loss highlights how hard it'll be to turn things around [1330d]
• Engineer's USB-C AirPods give a glimpse at a Lightning-free paradise [1330d]
• Russia's war on Ukraine began with a satellite internet cyberattack [1330d]
• Apple's 24-inch iMac M1 is up to $200 off at Amazon [1330d]
• How to see everything you've watched on Netflix and other streaming services [1330d]
• Here's what NFTs look like on Instagram [1330d]
• Cre8Audio's East Beast is a $250 semi-modular synth a freaky side [1330d]
• DJI Mini 3 Pro review: The most capable lightweight drone yet [1330d]
• AMD is refreshing its RX 6000 desktop GPUs with higher clocks [1330d]
• Samsung's Galaxy S22 lineup is cheaper than ever right now [1330d]
• What to expect at Google I/O 2022 [1330d]
• Grindr is going public with a $2.1 billion valuation [1330d]
• Apple loses director of machine learning over its office return policy [1330d]
• The Morning After: Russian smart TVs are being hacked to show anti-war messages [1330d]
• IBM wants its quantum supercomputers running at 4,000-plus qubits by 2025 [1330d]
• Nintendo predicts Switch sales will continue to slow this year [1330d]
• Erica Synths' SYNTRX II is more modern and affordable [1330d]
• Sony has now sold over 19 million PS5s [1330d]
• Roland's $199 Aira Compact series are a serious play for the entry level [1330d]
• Activision Blizzard reportedly sent out anti-union message ahead of voting deadline [1330d]