The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• This third-party Reddit app may survive — but only with a paid subscription [1047d]
• In the bid to grow at all costs, Instant Pot is cooking itself [1047d]
• The biggest news and trailers from Capcom Showcase 2023 [1047d]
• FTC files to block Microsoft from buying Activision Blizzard [1047d]
• Google’s Pixel 8 series will again put the best cameras on the biggest phone [1047d]
• NYC food delivery gig workers score a big minimum wage victory [1047d]
• Star Wars Outlaws gameplay looks like Grand Theft Auto: Tatooine [1047d]
• How to control what boots up on your Mac [1047d]
• Assassin’s Creed Mirage gets new story trailer and gameplay demo [1047d]
• Assassin’s Creed Nexus brings first-person assassinations to VR [1047d]
• This is Twitter’s new CEO’s first email to employees [1047d]
• Wildfire smoke slashed solar power generation [1047d]
• The Division Resurgence hits smartphones this fall [1047d]
• Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is coming out later this year [1047d]
• All the news from Ubisoft Forward 2023 [1047d]
• Amazon’s Echo Dot smart speaker with a clock ticks down to a low price of $34.99 [1047d]
• Reddit starts crashing as subreddit blackout keeps growing [1048d]
• How to watch Ubisoft Forward 2023 [1048d]
• Smart homes for smart people [1048d]
• Samsung’s 49-inch ultrawide OLED gaming monitor is probably as costly as your PC [1048d]
• Apple MacBook Air 15-inch review: exactly what was asked for [1048d]
• From brilliant to basic, here are our smart home setups [1048d]
• Ford opens new EV-focused assembly plant in Germany [1048d]
• How to pick a smart home platform [1048d]
• What is a smart home, and do you need one? [1048d]
• More than six thousand subreddits have gone dark to protest Reddit’s API changes [1048d]