The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Samsung SmartThings takes a step toward a smarter grid [258d]
• The Atari 400 Mini plays dozens of classic games, and it’s 15 percent off [258d]
• The massive car dealership outage could be cleared up by July 4th [258d]
• Tap-to-pay could get more capable and more complicated [258d]
• The first Thunderbolt 5 cables are here, but there’s barely anything to plug in [258d]
• Silvergate Bank didn’t adequately monitor $1 trillion in crypto transactions, SEC says [258d]
• This is Big Tech’s playbook for swallowing the AI industry [258d]
• At 0.72 pounds, Vaio’s first portable monitor is one of the lightest ever [258d]
• Clean energy has become an even more divided topic in the US [258d]
• Some Pixel 6 owners say factory resets have bricked their phones [258d]
• Apple already considers the first HomePod ‘vintage’ [258d]
• Instagram’s ‘Made with AI’ label swapped out for ‘AI info’ after photographers’ complaints [258d]
• Elgato’s new Stream Deck is on sale for the first time and $15 off [258d]
• Trump is ‘absolutely’ immune for ‘official acts’ on Jan 6th, SCOTUS rules [258d]
• Supreme Court rules in major internet speech cases [258d]
• A major SmartThings update brings support for appliances, robot vacuums, and more through Matter [258d]
• How Big Green Egg is inviting zoomers to the cult of kamado cooking [258d]
• Facebook and Instagram’s ‘pay or consent’ ad model violates the DMA, says the EU [258d]