The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Disney+ ad-free streaming price increases to $11 per month in December [1135d]
• FCC rejects Starlink request for nearly $900 million in broadband subsidies [1135d]
• Facebook still has trouble removing white supremacists, study says [1135d]
• Amazon's Echo Show 5 is back on sale for $40 [1135d]
• A fifth of US teens use YouTube 'almost constantly,' with TikTok not far behind [1135d]
• Duet Display's second screen app is now available for Meta Portal devices [1135d]
• Boeing delivers its first 787 Dreamliner after pausing for over a year [1135d]
• Lumina is working on a smart standing desk that has a built-in display [1135d]
• NVIDIA helps bring more lifelike avatars to chatbots and games [1135d]
• Here’s everything Samsung announced at its August Unpacked event [1135d]
• How to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and everything else announced at Unpacked 2022 [1135d]
• Former Twitter worker convicted of helping Saudi Arabia spy on dissidents [1135d]
• Samsung's more refined Galaxy Z Fold 4 goes on sale August 26th starting at $1,800 [1135d]
• Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 5 series offers evolution, not revolution [1135d]
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 hands-on: A design that works [1135d]
• Samsung's Galaxy Buds 2 Pro offer improved audio and ANC for $230 [1135d]
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 hands-on: It's what you don't see that makes the difference [1135d]
• Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 4 lets you do more while it's closed [1135d]
• Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro hands-on: Barely-there updates (and one new design) [1135d]
• Apple's 256GB iPad drops to a new low of $399 [1135d]
• Spotify is selling tickets directly to fans in its latest test [1135d]
• Watch Samsung Unpacked 2022 with us at 8:30AM ET [1135d]
• The Morning After: Kim Kardashian is the face of Beats’ skin-colored earbuds [1135d]
• Samsung's TB T7 Shield SSD drops back down to $100 [1135d]
• SpaceX successfully completes static fire test of Starship's Super Heavy booster [1135d]
• Urbanista unveils ANC earbuds with a light-powered charging case [1136d]
• US Justice Department is reportedly poised to sue Google over its digital ad dominance [1136d]