The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Meta will close a loophole in its doxxing policy in response to the Oversight Board [1364d]
• WarnerMedia finalizes $43 billion merger with Discovery [1364d]
• After 24 years Black Star is back, but only on the Luminary podcasting platform [1364d]
• Apple hints at its first dual-port USB-C power adapter [1364d]
• US taxpayers unknowingly paid millions to get Starlink terminals to Ukraine [1364d]
• Amazon Prime is about to get more expensive in Canada [1364d]
• ‘Dancing With the Stars’ will be the first live TV show on Disney+ [1364d]
• Researchers may have discovered a galaxy barely younger than the Big Bang [1364d]
• Nissan plans to launch its first solid-state battery EV by 2028 [1364d]
• Puerto Rico is slowly recovering from an island-wide blackout [1364d]
• Apple Watch Series 7 models drop to $330, plus the rest of this week's best tech deals [1364d]
• Axiom Space's first private mission to the ISS has launched successfully [1364d]
• Google and iFixit will offer parts to help you repair Pixel phones [1364d]
• Halo Infinite's delayed second season starts on May 3rd [1364d]
• Hummer EV first drive: An enormous electric super-truck [1364d]
• Spotify expands access to its TikTok-like discovery feed [1364d]
• How to watch Axiom Space send the first all-civilian crew to the ISS [1364d]
• Engadget Podcast: Twitter gets Elon Musk and an edit button [1364d]
• Microsoft blocked Russian cyberattacks targeting Ukraine [1364d]
• The Morning After: Wordle’s Wordlebot will judge your poor word choices [1365d]
• Google Meet will kick you out if you're the only person in the meeting [1365d]
• Audio-Technica releases a $79 Bluetooth version of its popular M20x headphones [1365d]
• Nintendo's $50 eShop gift card is 10 percent off again at Amazon [1365d]
• Tesla's Cybertruck will go on sale in 2023, says Elon Musk [1365d]
• Ford and Lincoln owners can now personalize their Alexa commands [1365d]
• Amazon is planning to appeal Staten Island union’s victory [1365d]