The Brutalist Report

TechRadar

• This obscure brand wants to launch the most privacy-friendly smartphone ever without Google, but with a mysterious open-source OS at its core [37d]
• Seagate reportedly sold two billion GBs worth of storage to two of the world's largest tech companies [37d]
• The GPU market is an absolute mess right now, and I don't blame console players for staying away [37d]
• Google Pixel 9a benchmark link teases the performance of the upcoming mid-ranger [37d]
• Quordle hints and answers for Monday, March 17 (game #1148) [37d]
• NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, March 17 (game #645) [37d]
• NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, March 17 (game #379) [37d]
• Bluehost owner is moving to Oracle Cloud, so could thousands of websites be about to migrate? [38d]
• I love my Garmin watch, but there's one health feature I've always wished it had [38d]
• Financial leaders still rely on regular tools like Excel for automation tasks over AI [38d]
• Your next computer mouse could have a fragrance compartment for aromatherapy oils – and this Asus idea is nothing to sniff at [38d]
• Leaked iPhone 17 dummy units may have given us our best look yet at all four models [38d]
• I listened to Nine Inch Nails' With Teeth on Alessandro Cortini's Campfire Audio IEMs, and now everything else is just… less than [38d]
• Behold the world's most power-efficient monitor — the EIZO FlexScan FLT [38d]
• Alien: Earth: everything we know so far about FX's upcoming Alien TV show coming to Hulu and Disney+ [38d]
• Generative AI has a long way to go as siloed data and abuse of its capacity remain a downside – but it does change the game for security teams [38d]