The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Apple has reportedly started a small number of corporate layoffs [1199d]
• Hulu’s redesigning its unintuitive interface [1199d]
• Google Flights’ price guarantee could pay you back if your tickets get cheaper [1199d]
• Activision settles with Justice Department for limiting esports players’ salaries [1199d]
• Spotify shuts down its Clubhouse competitor [1199d]
• Sony is adding more accessibility information to games on the PlayStation Store [1199d]
• Today in Twitter: where are the retweet labels, and why did Doge replace the bird? [1199d]
• Disney is already remaking Moana as a live-action film [1199d]
• YouTube will live stream six Coachella feeds at once this year [1199d]
• Google Drive quietly introduced a file creation limit for all users [1199d]
• Netflix’s Kill Boksoon is a progressive but head-scratching thriller [1199d]
• The Steve Jobs Archive is releasing a free ebook [1199d]
• Microsoft Teams now has a green screen feature to make virtual backgrounds better [1199d]
• FIFA’s post-EA future starts with this AI-powered mobile game [1199d]
• The Blue Beetle busts out a Buster Sword in first trailer [1199d]
• The latest iPad Air is once again $100 off — the best value among all iPads [1199d]
• Chemicals banned from air conditioners and refrigerators are making a comeback — and scientists don’t know why [1199d]
• AI is entering an era of corporate control [1199d]
• Opulent, joyous, decadent: the Japanese decoden trend comes to America [1199d]
• Apple’s Tim Cook says AR and VR are for ‘connection’ and ‘communication’ [1199d]
• WWE and UFC are merging into a sports entertainment behemoth [1200d]
• Nintendo will repair faulty Joy-Cons for free in more parts of Europe [1200d]
• Microsoft Flight Simulator tricked me into getting a pilot’s license [1200d]
• The mixed-up history of the shuffle button [1200d]
• The rest of the auto industry still loves CarPlay and Android Auto [1200d]