The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Apple changed how reading books works in iOS 16, and I may never be happy again [1263d]
• iOS developers say Apple’s App Store analytics aren’t anonymous [1263d]
• The best Black Friday deals you can already get at Amazon [1263d]
• Elon Musk says Twitter is done with layoffs and now hiring [1263d]
• Three big takeaways from this year’s United Nations climate conference [1263d]
• Where to buy refurbished products [1263d]
• LG’s 27-inch OLED gaming monitor does 240Hz and costs $1,000 [1263d]
• Sony and Honda might stick a PS5 in their upcoming autonomous electric car [1263d]
• Ubisoft is back to releasing games on Steam, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla [1263d]
• Waymo’s new robotaxi is an all-electric people mover with no steering wheel [1263d]
• Sonic Frontiers buries its great ideas under soul-crushing design flaws [1263d]
• Elon Musk is laying off even more Twitter workers [1263d]
• Facebook is making teens’ accounts more private by default [1263d]
• The latest AirPods Pro are $50 off at multiple retailers [1263d]
• Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s third wave of new tracks hits in December [1263d]
• The Verge’s 2022 home tech holiday gift guide [1263d]
• Hyundai wants to help you put solar and batteries in your home [1263d]
• Black Friday sales on Sonos soundbars are live at Best Buy [1263d]
• An offshore workforce is training Amazon’s warehouse-monitoring algorithms [1263d]
• Time’s up: the leap second is being scrapped [1263d]
• Continuous glucose monitor startups still have to prove their worth [1263d]
• These vibrating LG Display panels turn car dashboards and headrests into speakers [1263d]
• Monday’s top tech news: Don’t call it a comeback [1263d]
• Bob Iger steps back in as Disney CEO, replacing Bob Chapek [1264d]