The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• The four podcast stories that will shape 2024 [630d]
• The FTC proposes new rules to curb the monetization of children’s data [630d]
• Steam is going to let you hide the games you don’t want your friends to see [630d]
• Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount in discussions for a max merger [630d]
• Apple loses attempt to halt Apple Watch sales ban [630d]
• Apple reportedly plans Vision Pro launch by February [630d]
• Apple’s immersive next-gen CarPlay will start with Porsche and Aston Martin [630d]
• Belkin’s 3-in-1 charger with MagSafe has fallen to an all-time low [630d]
• UK Supreme Court rules AI is not an inventor [630d]
• Microsoft announces more Xbox leadership changes as Activision’s Bobby Kotick departs [630d]
• Peloton’s oldest bike tablet will be cut off from classes in a few months [630d]
• Waymo has 7.1 million driverless miles — how does its driving compare to humans? [630d]
• Apple Watch ban: everything you need to know [631d]
• Pondering the biggest orb [631d]
• AI image training dataset found to include child sexual abuse imagery [631d]
• The Verge’s 2023 in review [631d]
• PlayStation 5 sales have surpassed 50 million units [631d]
• Adobe explains why it abandoned the Figma deal [631d]
• Ferrari stalls out [631d]
• 2023 in smartphones: it was the little things [631d]
• God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla uses an old genre to tell a new story [631d]
• 2023: a year in art on The Verge [631d]
• Nomad unveils its first fast Qi2 wireless stand charger [631d]
• Pornhub, XVideos, and Stripchat hit with tough new EU safety regulations [631d]
• The Biden administration has a new strategy for getting federal funds to grassroots environmental groups [631d]
• VanMoof 2.0: a new hope [631d]
• Rite Aid hit with five-year facial recognition ban over ‘reckless’ use [631d]