The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• VentureBeat is the latest publication to use AI in its articles [1002d]
• ChatGPT is once again available in Italy after a temporary ban [1002d]
• Venmo now lets you send crypto to other users for some reason [1002d]
• US lawmakers introduce bill to prevent AI-controlled nuclear launches [1002d]
• Peacock drops first trailer for high-octane ‘Twisted Metal’ adaptation [1002d]
• iRobot's Roomba 694 drops back to $180, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals [1002d]
• Microsoft inks another cloud gaming deal after the UK blocked its Activision takeover [1002d]
• ‘Vampire Survivors’ is getting an animated television series [1002d]
• Walmart's suppliers would rather negotiate with AI than a human [1002d]
• Ex-Apple employee sentenced to three years in prison after $17 million fraud scheme [1002d]
• Sony WH-CH720N review: Budget-friendly headphones with premium sound [1002d]
• Razer Blade 16 review: A miraculous display in a laptop you can probably skip [1002d]
• Microsoft's Xbox Wireless Headset is $15 off at Amazon [1002d]
• The Fitbit Versa 4 smartwatch is down to just $160 [1002d]
• OnePlus Tab review: Solid hardware that's let down by Android [1003d]
• OnePlus Pad review: Solid hardware that's let down by Android [1003d]
• Engadget Podcast: Hands-on with the ASUS ROG Ally and Tears of the Kingdom [1003d]
• Russia will continue supporting the International Space Station until 2028 [1003d]
• Reddit trials permanent chat channels in subreddits [1003d]
• The Morning After: There's never been a better time to be a camera nerd [1003d]
• Steam now lets you pin to-do lists in each game [1003d]
• Star Trek experience lets you virtually walk around every Starship Enterprise bridge [1003d]
• Sony has sold over 38.4 million PS5s following a record-breaking year [1003d]
• Canada's controversal streaming bill just became law [1003d]
• NYC's transport authority will no longer post service alerts on Twitter [1003d]