The Brutalist Report

The Verge

Trump DOJ goon threatens Wikipedia [324d]
Trump offers a private dinner to his biggest memecoin buyers [324d]
Gmail gets a slider on Android tablets, AI on the side [324d]
USAID decides not to collect former workers’ abandoned devices [324d]
Why are companies lining up to buy Chrome? [324d]
Perplexity’s CEO on fighting Google and the coming AI browser war [324d]
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is an audacious RPG with all the right moves [324d]
Is this the antidote to America’s truck bloat problem? [324d]
The world’s biggest zipper maker is developing a self-propelled zipper [324d]
Chromebooks could get a boost from Snapdragon X Plus chips soon [324d]
Infinity Nikki is coming soon to Steam and will add co-op mode [324d]
Windows 11’s voice typing will soon let you turn off the ****ing profanity filter [324d]
Signalgate: Pete Hegseth’s problematic passion for groupchats [324d]
Shein and Temu raise prices in response to Trump tariffs [324d]
WD’s 2TB SSD for Xbox is $50 off and the M4 MacBook Air is just $899 [324d]
Google is killing software support for early Nest Thermostats [324d]
Microsoft launches Recall and AI-powered Windows search for Copilot Plus PCs [324d]
Adidas’ 3D-printed shoes are launching globally on May 2nd [324d]
Bill Gates’ daughter Phoebe launched a shopping app [324d]
The FBI arrested a sitting judge for ‘obstruction of justice’ [324d]
Waymo might be willing to sell you a self-driving car, says Sundar Pichai [324d]
An AI-generated radio host in Australia went unnoticed for months [324d]
Behind the Scenes [324d]
Boox’s newest Android e-readers let you take notes [324d]
Everybody wants to buy Chrome [324d]
The best robot vacuum and mop to buy right now [324d]
ChatGPT is getting a ‘lightweight’ version of its deep research tool [324d]
Microsoft made an ad with generative AI and nobody noticed [324d]
The $20,000 American-made electric pickup with no paint, no stereo, and no touchscreen [325d]
Tabletop game companies sue Trump to stop tariffs [325d]