The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Court OKs lawsuit by woman who says she helped create Pinterest [1185d]
• Paralyzed race driver completes Goodwood hill climb using head movement to steer [1185d]
• Period tracker app Flo developing 'anonymous mode' following Supreme Court ruling [1185d]
• ‘Axie Infinity’ hack victims will only get back around a third of what they lost [1185d]
• Apple Music raises the price of its Music student plan in the US, UK and Canada [1185d]
• Mars Express orbiter finally gets a software upgrade, 19 years later [1185d]
• How to watch the Summer Games Done Quick 2022 speedrunning marathon [1185d]
• Juul asks appeals court to block the US ban on its vaping products [1185d]
• Apple's second-gen AirPods drop to $100, plus the best early Prime Day deals you can get now [1185d]
• Netflix confirms an ad-supported tier is coming [1185d]
• How NASA might protect tomorrow's astronauts from deep space radiation [1185d]
• Twitch clarifies its self-harm policy [1185d]
• The largest bacterium discovered is visible to the naked eye [1185d]
• Meta's latest auditory AIs promise a more immersive AR/VR experience [1185d]
• Take a first look at Formula E’s new Gen3 car in action [1185d]
• Engadget Podcast: Apple's baffling 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 [1185d]
• Cruise begins charging fares for its driverless taxi service in San Francisco [1185d]
• The Morning After: A remastered version of 1997's 'Blade Runner' game finally arrives [1185d]
• Codemasters breaks down how it made the cars in F1 22 sound like the real thing [1185d]
• SpaceX accuses Dish of 'faulty' analysis in ongoing battle over 5G spectrum [1185d]
• Nothing Phone 1 pre-order reservations start today [1185d]
• Nothing's Carl Pei thinks everyone else's smartphones are boring [1185d]
• Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick gets to keep his board seat [1185d]
• Twitter brings its closed caption toggle to Android and iOS [1186d]
• Bungie sues 'Destiny 2' YouTuber who issued almost 100 fake DMCA claims [1186d]