The Brutalist Report

TechRadar

• Netflix has just dropped a shocking new movie you need to stream after Unknown Number for one simple reason [191d]
• I've spent 2 days with Dyson’s new flagship stick vacuum – it's a cleaning wizard but this one 'upgrade' is starting to annoy me [191d]
• This one rumor has me more excited about the iPhone 17 than anything else [191d]
• The iPhone 17 will launch against the coolest Android phones I've ever tested – here’s how the competition stacks up, and which you might like better [191d]
• This cooling pad makes a good first impression – but my tests revealed something that might cool your enthusiasm [191d]
• A chip with 'thousands' of cores could change the way servers are designed - bringing compute nearer to RAM thanks to CXL is a lightbulb moment [191d]
• I want to love Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, but its empty world and listless combat scupper a promising mech action game [191d]
• 5 of the weirdest tech gadgets I saw at IFA 2025: from robots galore to AI everything [191d]
• BMW reveals new iX3 EV with a monster 500-mile range, but I was expecting more from the first of the 'Neue Klasse' [191d]
• The world's fastest rugged tablet just launched - and it's perfect for those who want to work in challenging environments while compiling AI code [191d]
• Phantom Blade Zero is a martial arts RPG packed with genre-twisting mythology [191d]
• I tested this cheaper rival to Bose and Shokz' cuff-style open earbuds and other brands could learn a lot from it [191d]
• Acer's new Chromebook is the most powerful ChromeOS business laptop ever launched - and it even has a 5-megapixel webcam and touchscreen display [191d]
• Looking for a silent mini PC? The Cirrus7 pairs an Intel Core Ultra 7 265H with a casing that looks like a giant heatsink, but it ain't cheap [191d]
• Running out of space for your games? The Seagate 2TB Xbox Storage Expansion Card is almost 40% off right now at Amazon [191d]
• I can't choose between these two pairs of great-but-cheap earbuds, because at this price, you can't have everything [191d]
• Microsoft joins World Nuclear Association as it doubles down on small modular reactors and fusion energy [191d]