The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Nintendo is making a live-action Legend of Zelda movie [786d]
• Apple Watch battery life bug is fixed with watchOS 10.1.1 [786d]
• Stray is coming to macOS on December 5 [786d]
• Hollywood studios reportedly want to recycle dead actors’ AI likenesses without family permission [786d]
• Hollywood studios reportedly want to recycle dead actors’ AI likenesses without family permission [786d]
• Ubisoft Montreal lays off 98 people as part of a corporate restructuring effort [786d]
• Meta whistleblower tells Senate the company 'cannot be trusted with our children' [787d]
• The Sony A9 III is the fastest full-frame camera ever thanks to a global stacked sensor [787d]
• Samsung's 32-inch Smart Monitor M80C is down to $400 in an early Black Friday deal [787d]
• The best retro gaming gifts for the 2023 holidays [787d]
• Master & Dynamic debuts MW09 earbuds with upgraded sound, ANC and battery life [787d]
• Waze will now warn you if a road has a history of crashes [787d]
• The Morning After: Apple’s new MacBook lineup makes much more sense [787d]
• Google creates a brand new hub for shopping deals [787d]
• Zelda, Mario and Pikmin give Nintendo a boost as Switch sales continue to dwindle [787d]
• 'Stranger Things' is coming back to 'Dead by Daylight' [787d]
• Things are going from bad to worse for Cruise's robotaxis [787d]
• TikTok is discontinuing its Creator Fund and steering users to the Creativity Program [787d]
• TikTok is shutting down its $2 billion Creator Fund and steering users to the Creativity Program [787d]
• Microsoft will let Xbox game makers use AI tools for story design and NPCs [787d]
• Final Cut Pro uses Apple's latest chips to improve face and object tracking [787d]
• Lucid EVs will be able to access Tesla's Superchargers starting in 2025 [787d]
• WeWork files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection [787d]
• Meta reportedly won't make its AI advertising tools available to political marketers [787d]