The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• This $4,000 smart door is now at Home Depot [991d]
• Apple’s iPhone ‘batterygate’ settlement payments should start going out soon [991d]
• The Biden administration urges the Supreme Court to take up content moderation cases [991d]
• AI companies must prove their AI is safe, says nonprofit group [991d]
• The Elon Musk versus Mark Zuckerberg beef has reached a new level of absurdity [991d]
• Now you can get food delivered to your gate at some of the biggest US airports [991d]
• Amazon’s hardware boss running Alexa and Echo plans to retire [991d]
• Saudi group reportedly abandoned $2 billion deal with the Lord of the Rings game company [991d]
• Humane will share more about its mysterious ‘Ai Pin’ the same day as October’s eclipse [991d]
• Controversial carbon removal technology just got $1.2 billion from the Biden administration [991d]
• Young people who sued their state over climate change notch their first victory [991d]
• OnePlus’ new screen knows where you’re touching it, even when it’s wet [991d]
• Ford’s hands-free BlueCruise feature is now available as a monthly or annual subscription [991d]
• Netflix finally streams video games, too [991d]
• Assassin’s Creed Mirage is coming out a week early [991d]
• Verizon says it’s weeks away from a major upgrade to rural 5G [991d]
• Apple TV Plus is getting a new series about Lionel Messi in Miami [991d]
• Samsung’s Galaxy A54 phone with a lovely 120Hz display is $100 off [991d]
• Amazon adds AI-generated review summaries so you don’t have to read the comments [991d]
• The Pixel Watch 2 may not get UWB support after all [991d]
• Xiaomi’s latest foldable is durable enough to survive half a million folds [991d]
• PayPal announces a new CEO as its crypto push accelerates [991d]
• Ford hires ex-Apple TV Plus chief Peter Stern to lead the customer software team [991d]
• Microsoft’s new Office default theme and font arrives in September [991d]
• The New York Times prohibits using its content to train AI models [992d]
• Firefox’s Android app is getting proper support for extensions once again [992d]