The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• TikTok is testing more mini-games, including one from Aim Lab [1148d]
• Free AI tool restores old photos by creating slightly new loved ones [1148d]
• DeepMind's AI has now catalogued every protein known to science [1148d]
• Tim Hortons wants to settle location-tracking lawsuits with coffee and doughnuts [1148d]
• Valve says it will ship all current Steam Deck reservations by the end of 2022 [1148d]
• Blue Origin's next crewed spaceflight is scheduled for August 4th [1148d]
• Twitter warns of 'record highs' in account data requests [1148d]
• Twitter's latest test lets people cram video, images and GIFs into one tweet [1148d]
• How easy is it to upgrade a Framework laptop? [1148d]
• Amazon's Echo drops to $60, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals [1148d]
• Twitter trial against Elon Musk begins October 17th [1148d]
• Analogue Pocket's first major update should finally unlock its potential [1148d]
• Senate bill aims to restore net neutrality, including throttling safeguards [1148d]
• Snapchat will pay indie musicians up to $100,000 per month for popular songs [1148d]
• Nike Training Club adds adaptive workouts to make exercise more accessible [1148d]
• YouTube's new tool makes any video a TikTok-like Short [1148d]
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Z Fold 4 revealed in leaked renders [1148d]
• Engadget Podcast: Who owns Dall-E's AI art? [1148d]
• 'Axie Infinity' CEO moved $3 million in crypto tokens before disclosing massive hack [1148d]
• Dell XPS 13 Plus review: Beauty vs. usability [1148d]
• The Morning After: Instagram backpedals on its full-screen feed [1148d]
• Meta will no longer pay US publishers for news content [1148d]
• Twitter raises the price of Blue subscriptions to $5 a month [1148d]
• Sony lowers forecast for PS5 gaming sales in 2022 [1148d]
• US federal court system attacked by 'hostile foreign actors' in 2020 security breach [1148d]