The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• PlayStation Network is down, knocking PS5 and PS4 gamers offline [58d]
• T-Mobile promises to try not to get hacked again [58d]
• A PS5 update that screwed up game backgrounds was just a bug [58d]
• Trump’s crypto platform is now open to the public — kind of [58d]
• Is this Anker’s first 140W wall charger with a screen? [58d]
• How Hurricane Helene became a monster storm [58d]
• YouTube’s missing hits will come back now that it has a deal with SESAC [58d]
• The Echo Hub smart home controller is down to a new all-time low price [58d]
• Leaked Google Pixel 9A renders reveal a visor-free look [58d]
• This front door can go from clear to opaque with a voice command [58d]
• Cruise hit with $1.5 million fine for failing to report robotaxi crash involving pedestrian [58d]
• Hurricane Helene barreled through a crucial chip mining area in North Carolina [58d]
• California governor signs one driverless vehicle bill, vetoes two others [58d]
• Reddit is making sitewide protests basically impossible [58d]
• Amazon is launching its own Shark Tank where winners get to be Amazon sellers [58d]
• Verizon’s mobile services are down across the country [58d]
• NBCU’s streaming chief isn’t worried about you canceling cable [58d]
• Tesla starts pushing Full Self-Driving access for some Cybertrucks [58d]
• Oasis won’t use Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing for North America tour [58d]
• Death Stranding 2’s photo mode looks wild [58d]
• AMD improves Zen 5 CPU latency and performance with BIOS updates [58d]
• DirecTV and Dish are merging [59d]
• Ford targets EV ‘fence-sitters’ with offer of free home charger and installation [59d]
• Epic is suing Google — again — and now Samsung too [59d]
• Raspberry Pi and Sony made an AI-powered camera module [59d]