The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• A crypto exchange agrees to pay $360,000 for possibly violating Iran sanctions [1256d]
• Samsung may be readying a Self Repair Assistant app [1256d]
• Google paid millions to radio hosts to endorse the Pixel 4 — even though they hadn’t used it [1256d]
• Pentiment’s pretty pages protect otherwise poor play [1256d]
• Chinese police are searching phones for Instagram, Twitter, and Telegram as protests mount [1256d]
• Elon Musk says Apple has ‘threatened to withhold Twitter’ from the App Store [1256d]
• The N64 controller for Switch is back in stock at the Nintendo store [1256d]
• Google partners with med tech company to develop AI breast cancer screening tools [1256d]
• I text myself all day every day — and you should, too [1256d]
• Crypto finance firm BlockFi files for bankruptcy following the fall of FTX [1256d]
• Tesla is reportedly working on a redesigned Model 3 [1256d]
• How a tiny briefcase-sized spacecraft will prospect for water on the Moon [1256d]
• Now the Apple Watch Ultra can actually be your diving computer [1256d]
• Meta fined $276 million over Facebook data leak involving more than 533 million users [1256d]
• The Verge’s 2022 holiday gift guide for creators [1256d]
• The Best Cyber Monday deals available now [1256d]
• Nearly a thousand Vietnamese EVs are on their way to the US [1256d]
• The creator of the future is smart, attractive, and... animated [1256d]
• Our lunar ambitions depend on this fake Moon dirt [1256d]
• Check out this library of obsolete sounds, including plenty of clips of old tech [1256d]
• Twitter hit with wave of porn and spam obscuring tweets about China protests [1256d]
• Inflight 5G calls and data could become a reality in Europe with new decision [1256d]