The Brutalist Report

Engadget

• Call-recording app Neon goes offline after security flaw uncovered [9d]
• Bowser is leaving Nintendo of America [9d]
• Meta now has a feed for AI slop [9d]
• Trump signs executive order saying his TikTok deal is legal [9d]
• Google asks Supreme Court to rescue it from its Epic lawsuit [9d]
• Anker opens pre-orders for its Nebula X1 Pro projector system [9d]
• Fire Emblem Shadows mixes in a little social deduction with its tactics [9d]
• OpenAI introduces personalized daily summaries with ChatGPT Pulse [9d]
• EU tells Apple it has "no intention" of repealing the Digital Markets Act [9d]
• Prime Day deals include this Shark AI Ultra robot vacuum for 58 percent off [9d]
• Microsoft blocks Israel's use of its data centers for mass surveillance of Palestinians [9d]
• Nintendo is opening a pop-up store in London this fall [9d]
• Microsoft pressured to extend free Windows 10 security updates in most of Europe [9d]
• Elon Musk’s Grok is cleared for federal government use [9d]
• Amazon is paying $2.5 billion to settle FTC claims it duped customers into signing up for Prime [9d]
• xAI accuses OpenAI of stealing its trade secrets in new lawsuit [9d]
• Nothing is spinning off its budget CMF brand [9d]
• Spotify is doing more to address AI 'slop' on its platform [9d]
• Forza Horizon 6 takes the arcade racing series to Japan in 2026 [9d]
• Apple repeats its long held criticism of the EU's Digital Markets Act [9d]
• One of our favorite slim MagSafe power banks is on sale for a record-low price [9d]
• Meta rolls out teen accounts for Facebook and Messenger across the world [9d]
• Xreal's One Pro intrigues me in ways Meta's smart glasses don't [9d]
• Proton Mail's redesigned mobile app is built for speed [9d]
• Qualcomm says its new Snapdragon chips are 'the fastest and most efficient' for Windows PCs [9d]
• Qualcomm's new flagship mobile platform is the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 [9d]