The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Figma is going public [263d]
• X opens up to Community Notes written by AI bots [263d]
• Google makes it easier to let friends and kids control your smart home [263d]
• Ultra Mobile raised its data caps without a price increase [263d]
• The GOP’s big spending bill could kill renewable energy projects [263d]
• Grammarly wants to become an ‘AI productivity platform’ [263d]
• Sonos is offering a refurbished Era 100 for just $119 [263d]
• The MLS Season Pass is 50 percent off ahead of the All-Star game and Leagues Cup  [263d]
• Laptop Mag is shutting down [263d]
• Nothing’s over-ear headphones are all about the buttons [263d]
• Nothing’s ‘first true flagship’ phone plays it a little safe [263d]
• Nothing Headphone 1 review: head-turning [263d]
• Apple accuses former Vision Pro engineer of stealing trade secrets [263d]
• AT&T now lets you lock down your account to prevent SIM swapping attacks [263d]
• Threads now has DMs [263d]
• Trump says he’ll look into deporting Elon as fight over bill escalates [263d]
• Casio’s Ring Watch is available online after being sold out for months [263d]
• Nintendo revealed the Super Mario Odyssey team made Donkey Kong Bananza [263d]
• The FCC won’t enforce a ban on ‘exorbitant’ prison phone call prices [263d]
• Sharp pencils for hard times [263d]
• AMC now warns moviegoers to expect ’25-30 minutes’ of ads [263d]
• Senate drops plan to ban state AI laws [263d]
• The Running Man mixes mayhem and humor in first trailer [263d]
• The movie and TV tech we actually want to use [263d]
• Donkey Kong Bananza unearths the franchise’s roots and rips them out [263d]
• Google kills its Keep app on Apple Watch [263d]
• Can the music industry make AI the next Napster? [263d]
• Newark’s air traffic outages were just the tip of the iceberg [263d]
• Cloudflare will now block AI crawlers by default [263d]
• Tinder’s mandatory facial recognition check comes to the US [263d]