The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Apple’s iOS 16 will let you report spam SMS messages [1187d]
• Montblanc leads the next wave of Wear OS 3 watches with the $1,290 Summit 3 [1187d]
• 'Hyenas' is a team shooter from the creators of 'Alien: Isolation' [1187d]
• Acast subscribers will soon get access to exclusive podcast groups on Facebook [1187d]
• Twitter wants writers to publish longform content with 'Notes' [1187d]
• Facebook Pay is now Meta Pay, and hopes to be the metaverse's digital wallet [1187d]
• Juul's e-cigarettes could be banned from sale in the US [1187d]
• Hitting the Books: Summer reading list [1187d]
• Researchers built a low-cost camera system that recreates sound from vibrations [1187d]
• Polestar adds Apple CarPlay support to its EVs [1187d]
• Brave's new tool lets you create and share your own search rankings [1187d]
• You can pay for your Lyft ride with cash now [1187d]
• Google makes it easier to find and support LGBTQ+ owned businesses [1187d]
• Amazon employees in Maryland say they were fired for organizing workers [1187d]
• Slack adds video and multi-person screen sharing to huddles [1187d]
• Fitbit's Sleep Profile feature offers upgraded tracking for Premium subscribers [1187d]
• Twitter makes it easy for Shopify merchants to highlight their products [1187d]
• MacBook Pro 13-inch review (M2, 2022): Pro in name only [1187d]
• IKEA's latest AR app can erase your furniture to showcase its own [1187d]
• Nothing's transparent Phone 1 won't be coming to North America [1187d]
• The Morning After: Cryptocurrency may be more centralized than you thought [1187d]
• Meta, Microsoft, Epic Games and others join forces to develop metaverse standards [1188d]
• PCI Express 7 will be eight times faster than PCI Express 5 [1188d]
• Proteus is Amazon's first fully autonomous warehouse robot [1188d]
• Google News redesign puts a greater emphasis on local stories [1188d]
• Former Tesla contractor rejects $15 million payout in racial abuse lawsuit [1188d]