The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• The NYPD will police Labor Day parties with surveillance drones [973d]
• Here’s where you can preorder Sony’s upcoming PlayStation Portal [973d]
• Windows 11 tests Notepad autosave and better Snipping Tool [973d]
• Porn age verification law is unconstitutional, says judge [973d]
• Can Samsung Food usher in a new era for the smart kitchen? [973d]
• New York subway system disables feature that could let stalkers track your trips [973d]
• New Chrome feature makes it easier to grab full-resolution frames from videos [973d]
• A Baldur’s Gate 3 companion bug is ruining my game [973d]
• A Valorant esports team has disbanded despite winning crucial tournament [973d]
• Watch India’s lunar rover take a spin on the Moon [973d]
• Nvidia and AMD say they face new restrictions on AI chip sales [973d]
• Saints Row developer Volition permanently shuts down [973d]
• Starfield doesn’t have Nvidia’s DLSS at launch [973d]
• Starfield is a stellar sci-fi refresh of the Bethesda RPG formula [973d]
• Withings adds temperature tracking to the new ScanWatch 2 [973d]
• Belkin’s convertible wireless charger supports new Qi2 magnet-enhanced standard [973d]
• Baidu launches Ernie chatbot after Chinese government approval [973d]
• Got a Chromebook? Here’s a free GeForce Now subscription [973d]
• Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is coming to theaters for the ‘theatrical event of the millennium’ [973d]
• YouTube Music now has YouTube comments, because Google learned nothing [973d]
• The Fisker Pear’s disappearing trunk is a nifty magic trick [973d]
• Super Mario Bros. Wonder looks trippy as hell in new gameplay trailer [973d]
• Threads will soon let you search through posts [973d]
• Nintendo is making a bright red Switch OLED for Mario Wonder [973d]
• Xgimi’s latest 4K projector is super bright for the price [973d]
• X wants permission to start collecting your biometric data and employment history [973d]
• Universal won’t be seeing Ana de Armas fans in court for their Yesterday trailer lawsuit [973d]
• Samsung’s noise-canceling Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are over $50 off right now [973d]
• VanMoof e-bikes finds a buyer [973d]
• VanMoof e-bikes finds a buyer [973d]
• IBM promised to back off facial recognition — then it signed a $69.8 million contract to provide it [973d]
• Jabra announces its most premium (and toughest) earbuds yet [973d]
• A new AI-generated map of the world’s trees and renewable energy projects could help fight climate change [973d]
• Cannondale joins the electric cargo bike party [973d]
• LG’s suitcase TV is as sturdy as it is bizarre [974d]
• This USB button helps Jeopardy! contestants get their buzz on [974d]
• The Eve Play brings AirPlay 2 audio to your Hi-Fi gear this November [974d]
• Alexa and Google Assistant play together nicely, but not perfectly, on JBL’s new speakers [974d]
• Anker’s new MagGo wireless chargers might charge iPhones just as fast as MagSafe [974d]
• Microsoft is unbundling Teams from Office in Europe to address regulator concerns [974d]
• Philips Hue’s new security cameras are end-to-end encrypted and predictably expensive [974d]
• Philips Hue finally (for real this time) adds support for Matter [974d]
• Aqara put a notification light in its new Matter ceiling light [974d]
• IFA 2023: the biggest announcements from Europe’s big tech show [974d]
• Google kills Pixel Pass without ever upgrading subscriber’s phones [974d]