The Brutalist Report

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• Twitter updates violent speech policy to ban ‘wishes of harm’ [1201d]
• The White House’s $39 billion chip-making giveaway starts today [1201d]
• Google’s Pixel Watch gets Fall Detection starting today [1201d]
• ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ will arrive in theaters two days early [1201d]
• FTX co-founder Nishad Singh pleads guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges [1201d]
• Tesla selects Monterrey, Mexico as the site of its next Gigafactory [1201d]
• LG's 2023 OLED TVs arrive in late March starting at $1,299 [1201d]
• A first look at Tecno's Phantom V Fold, a surprisingly affordable foldable phone [1201d]
• Samsung Galaxy S23+ review: A solid phone that’s probably not worth the upgrade [1201d]
• Google expands Gmail client-side encryption to more users [1202d]
• Hitman studio IO Interactive is making a fantasy RPG game [1202d]
• Apple's 2023 MacBook Pro with M2 Pro is $200 off right now [1202d]
• Flipboard is leaning into Mastodon — and away from Twitter [1202d]
• Realme's GT3 phone with 240W fast charging is getting a global release [1202d]
• US Marshals Service says it's the victim of a 'major' ransomware attack [1202d]
• 'Forspoken' studio Luminous Productions will be folded into Square Enix [1202d]
• Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 phones are the first to support built-in 'iSIMs' [1202d]
• Bing AI is coming to the Windows 11 taskbar, of course [1202d]
• Windows 11 Phone Link supports limited iPhone syncing in preview [1202d]
• GravaStar's latest speaker looks like a tiny crawling robot [1202d]
• Microsoft makes PC Game Pass available in 40 new countries [1202d]
• Europe’s music streaming antitrust case against Apple will now focus on ‘anti-steering’ clauses [1202d]
• The Morning After: Welcome to the exciting world of ‘Pokémon Sleep’ [1202d]