The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Call of Duty: Warzone is adding a button to hide all the goofy skins [47d]
• Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 vs. Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2: How these AI glasses compare [47d]
• Nintendo wins $4.5 million from lawsuit over pirated Switch games [47d]
• Nicolas Cage is anything but subtle in the Madden trailer [47d]
• Bungie shares more detail about Marathon's Symbiosis update and 2027 plans [47d]
• New York Times Cooking is coming to Meta's AI and display glasses [47d]
• We finally have a trailer for that four-hour Elon Musk documentary [47d]
• New York continues to fight prediction markets with a lawsuit against Polymarket [47d]
• Google is sending a teensy-tiny AI data center to space [47d]
• Turtle Beach Rematch review: The cutest Switch 2 controller of the bunch [47d]
• It took MapQuest until 2026 to add public transit directions [47d]
• Google Photos' new Redact tool will make it easy to hide sensitive information [47d]
• The Pixel Watch 5's blood pressure and insulin resistance trends are rolling out this week [47d]
• Copper's latest high-end induction stove brings the heat better than ever [47d]
• Pixel 11's Call For Me feature begins preliminary rollout [47d]
• Xiaomi's 18 Pro series phones have the latest Snapdragon chip and a Samsung-like privacy screen [47d]
• Razer's Kiyo V2 Pro webcam can capture 4K video at 60 fps [47d]
• How to get your cut of Apple's $250 million Siri settlement [47d]
• Qualcomm's Snapdragon Sound Elite is a new AI chip for audio wearables [47d]
• Revolut is piloting facial recognition at store checkouts in the UK [47d]
• OpenAI's agent hacked into an Australian government website [47d]
• Nikon's new Z5 IIC is a cheaper Z5 II without the electronic viewfinder [47d]
• Everything announced at Meta Connect 2026 [48d]
• Meta put Muse in a Tamagotchi like 'Charm' device [48d]
• Meta will stop training its AI on 'visual data' from its smart glasses — if you opt out [48d]
• Meta VR Glasses hands-on: Hand and eye tracking is so much better than a controller [48d]