The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Twitter lays off nearly 100 employees from its recruiting team [1171d]
• Nacon teases post-apocalyptic Terminator open-world game [1171d]
• Pressure mounts on FDA to expand pig-to-human organ transplant research [1171d]
• Beyerdynamic reveals Free Byrd, its first true wireless earbuds [1171d]
• Lego is releasing a 2,807-piece Bowser set for adults [1171d]
• EU will require all new cars to include anti-speeding tech by 2024 [1171d]
• Former Theranos COO Sunny Balwani found guilty of all charges [1171d]
• 'Skull and Bones' finally arrives on November 8th, just four years behind schedule [1171d]
• White House confirms Tesla is working on an 'open' Supercharger network in North America [1171d]
• Meta Quest headsets will soon no longer need a Facebook login [1171d]
• Twitter tests allowing users to co-author tweets [1171d]
• VW is getting into the EV battery business [1171d]
• Critically acclaimed card game 'Inscryption' is coming to PS4 and PS5 [1171d]
• Human Horizons' next China-only EV will come with a robotic arm and 'light curtains' [1171d]
• Netflix starts using new Ambeo spatial audio tech from Sennheiser [1171d]
• CDPR's single-player 'Gwent' spin-off is out today on PC and mobile [1171d]
• NBA 2K23's $150 Championship Edition includes a year of NBA League Pass [1171d]
• The Hydrow Wave is a smaller and cheaper smart rowing machine [1171d]
• ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ cements its first season with a strong finale [1171d]
• Roku's Streambar drops to $90 ahead of Prime Day [1172d]
• Reddit's collectible, blockchain-based avatars definitely aren't NFTs [1172d]
• Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 review: When two screens are better than one [1172d]
• The Morning After: Apple's Lockdown Mode will fend off cyberattacks on high-profile users [1172d]
• Samsung’s Galaxy Watch5 leaks in full ahead of expected August launch [1172d]
• North Korean hackers are using ransomware to attack healthcare providers, feds warn [1172d]