The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Security flaws in GPS trackers can be abused to cut off fuel to vehicles, CISA warns [1114d]
• NAND flash prices expected to plummet 8-13% in Q3 [1114d]
• Google pulls malware-infected apps in its Store, over 3 million users at risk [1114d]
• Apple to pay $50m settlement for rotten butterfly keyboards [1114d]
• Microsoft's metaverse is for training autonomous drones [1114d]
• Google, Oracle cloud servers wilt in UK heatwave, take down websites [1114d]
• British boffins make touchless computing tech on the cheap [1114d]
• Microsoft unveils a public preview of Update Management Center [1114d]
• Apple Pay bags Cupertino another antitrust lawsuit [1114d]
• US Space Development Agency invests $1.3b in missile tracking satellites [1114d]
• Slack to increase prices for Pro customers [1114d]
• Microsoft tweaks Store policy for open source once again [1114d]
• Apple hits brakes on hiring amid economic uncertainty [1114d]
• IBM talks up AI and hybrid cloud on back of 'solid' Q2 [1114d]
• Demand for smartphones is drying up [1114d]
• Walmart-controlled flight booking service suffers substantial data leak [1114d]
• Hush now: Baby talk has common features across languages and societies [1114d]
• Sage accused of strong-arming customers into subscriptions [1114d]
• Hundreds of millions up for grabs as UK taxman set to stick with SAP ECC6.0 [1114d]
• Russia fines Google $374 million for letting the truth about Ukraine be told [1114d]
• Edge compute, AI on track for meteoric growth – or so these predictions say [1114d]
• VMware president sees some 'anxiety' at customers who've seen Broadcom at work [1114d]
• Meta's Giphy buy could be back on after watchdog agrees to reboot investigation [1114d]
• India's central bank calls for cryptocurrency ban [1114d]
• Jailed crooks told to cough up $600k for COVID fraud [1114d]
• Softbank reportedly moves London IPO out of Arm's reach [1114d]
• Uber to pay millions to settle claims it ripped off disabled people with unfair fees [1114d]