The Brutalist Report

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• Sony just gave the world’s best vlogging camera two big free upgrades [1107d]
• New Safari 17 preview lets you try out the browser before it hits macOS Sonoma [1107d]
• YouTube's test run of the 'three strikes you're out' policy against ad blockers seems like a bit much [1107d]
• Modders have struck again, making an Asus ROG Ally with 4TB of storage [1107d]
• Save your My Photo Stream pictures before Apple shuts it down [1108d]
• Salesforce: It’s time to train workers in how to use AI [1108d]
• You can get a Motorola Razr Plus 2023 for $150 off on Prime Day if Amazon picks you [1108d]
• There's a cute RTX 4060 GPU with teddy bear print, for those with actual taste [1108d]
• Google Cloud reckons Kubernetes can save your business big money [1108d]
• If these leaks are true, the OnePlus V Fold makes the Galaxy Z Fold 5 look boring [1108d]
• Ransomware is up significantly this year - is your business a prime target? [1108d]
• Figma’s open-source rival introduces new design and developer tools [1108d]
• Oh no - Ubisoft has a blockchain game on the way [1108d]
• Google Pixel Fold users report broken screens just days after the $1,800 foldable goes on sale [1108d]
• The US Patent and Trademark Office has been leaking user details for several years [1108d]
• YouTube is testing a cool new premium feature on Windows 11... but you'll have to pay to try it [1108d]
• Remember when Netflix used to save canceled shows? Now others have to save its cast-offs [1108d]
• Your Vizio TV is getting a Netflix-style refresh in a great free update [1108d]
• Payday 3 devs want to team up with Die Hard or Batman for future crossovers [1108d]
• This newly-discovered malware targets Windows to steal sensitive data [1108d]
• Remember that Windows 11 Start menu bug that had Microsoft stumped? It’s now fixed [1108d]
• Asus Zenfone 10 arrives with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and surprisingly small display [1108d]
• The world’s most expensive travel camera costs more than a Tesla Model 3 – here’s why [1108d]
• PayPal now lets millions of US businesses accept contactless payments with Tap To Pay [1108d]
• Android's answer to Apple AirTags is launching soon – here's what it looks like [1108d]