The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• National Public Data admits it leaked Social Security numbers in a massive data breach [168d]
• Google threatened tech influencers unless they ‘preferred’ the Pixel [168d]
• Instagram is testing vertical profile grids — and knows that might mess up layouts [168d]
• Marvel says X-Men ’97’s old showrunner was fired over ‘egregious’ investigation findings [168d]
• Court blocks Disney-Fox-WBD sports streaming bundle [168d]
• Acura’s Performance EV concept looks like an angry sport boat [168d]
• Let this tiny bean bag chair for your lap hold your heavy handhelds [168d]
• OpenAI says Iran tried to influence US elections with ChatGPT [168d]
• Walmart is ending DroneUp deliveries in three states [168d]
• Dark Matter is coming back for a second season on Apple TV Plus [168d]
• A key part of California’s online safety law for kids is still on hold after appeals court ruling [168d]
• What happened to all the temporary air conditioning units at the Olympic Village? [168d]
• Google’s head of Pixel 9 design won’t apologize for its big, beautiful camera bump [168d]
• Huawei’s triple-screen folding phone leaked — again [168d]
• Anker’s speedy Qi2 charging stand is already 20 percent off [168d]
• Playing Fortnite on iPhone again has shown me an alternate future [168d]
• Gemini is taking over Google [168d]
• Ikea’s stock-counting warehouse drones will fly alongside workers in the US [168d]
• Segway’s new electric kick scooter gives kids a boost with every push [168d]
• AT&T and Verizon have a beef with T-Mobile’s Starlink satellite service [168d]
• Inside the competition that named the Sony A95L the best TV of 2024 [168d]
• The invisible problem with sending people to Mars [168d]
• Fortnite is back on the iPhone — with a whole app store in tow [168d]
• AI-powered ‘undressing’ websites are getting sued [168d]
• Microsoft PowerToys will launch and automatically arrange your favorite apps [168d]
• Microsoft is finally removing the FAT32 partition size limit in Windows 11 [168d]