The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Amazon.com is on the mend after experiencing technical issues [10d]
• COPPA 2.0 passes the Senate again, unanimously this time [11d]
• Amazon.com is experiencing issues and failing to load prices [11d]
• Xbox CEO confirms next-gen 'Project Helix' console will play PC games [11d]
• How to watch Frost Fatales 2026, kicking off on March 8 [11d]
• Roku is launching a trivia game called... Roklue? [11d]
• Netflix just bought an AI startup founded by Ben Affleck [11d]
• Meta hit with a class action lawsuit over smart glasses' privacy claims [11d]
• The Playdate Catalog's 3-year anniversary sale is here [11d]
• I hope you like spreadsheets, because GPT-5.4 loves them [11d]
• The National Videogame Museum has acquired the mythical Nintendo Playstation [11d]
• Google begins calling out battery-killing Android apps [11d]
• Google pledges roughly three hours of its annual profit to fight climate change [11d]
• Canadian government says OpenAI will take further steps to strengthen safety protocols [11d]
• Oura buys gesture-navigation startup DoublePoint [11d]
• Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: The stealth upgrade [11d]
• Kena: Bridge of Spirits is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 this spring [11d]
• BMW’s i3 prototype conquers the ice with power and technology [11d]
• Anthropic is reportedly back in talks with the Defense Department [11d]
• Nothing Phone 4a Pro hands-on: A premium design with a price to match the Pixel 10a [11d]
• Apple Music can now flag AI content, but only if distributors elect to label it [11d]
• Nothing Phone 4a hands-on: A more technically accomplished entry-level smartphone [11d]
• Nothing's new over-ear headphones can pump out the jams for five days on a single charge [11d]
• Nothing's Phone 4a Pro picks up flagship features and an even brighter display for $499 [11d]
• Google reportedly muzzles Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney until 2032 [11d]