The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Google is launching its Perspectives search feed that’s designed to show results from humans [1036d]
• E3 is dead — how big was it, anyhow? [1036d]
• Microsoft acquired Bethesda after hearing Starfield would be exclusive to PlayStation [1036d]
• My Garmin’s fatal flaw is it refuses to acknowledge my naps [1036d]
• Reddit is about to get a little less accessible [1036d]
• Final Fantasy XVI’s lack of diverse characters makes a huge world feel small [1036d]
• Satellite internet is on the way after Arctic fiber cut unplugs part of Alaska [1036d]
• Hyundai is considering adopting Tesla’s EV plug as it readies its next-generation platform [1036d]
• Across the Spider-Verse’s animators allegedly worked under harsh, unsustainable conditions [1036d]
• The best ebook reader to buy right now [1036d]
• Alexa can now play local weather news videos on Echo Shows — no cable subscription required [1036d]
• Someone please fix the FCC, FFS [1036d]
• The best early Prime Day deals [1036d]
• The EPA is putting together a youth council [1036d]
• SmileDirectClub forced to drop NDAs blocking customers from leaving bad reviews [1036d]
• Microsoft opened the FTC hearing with a Sony bombshell [1036d]
• Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly looking to sell off half of its film and TV music catalog [1036d]
• How to disconnect third-party apps from your Google account [1036d]
• Dumb Money’s first trailer has us rooting for amateur Reddit investors [1036d]
• YouTube is making it easier for creators to choose that perfect thumbnail [1036d]
• NFC technology is getting better range and charging capabilities [1036d]
• Reddit pressures mods to end the blackout as they find new ways to protest [1036d]
• Meta is yanking news from Facebook and Instagram in Canada [1036d]