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- DBrand knocked it out of the park with its Nintendo Switch 2 Killswitch protective gear, and after testing it, I might just keep it on my console forever
by harry.padoan@futurenet.com (Harry Padoan) on September 20, 2026 at 8:00 pmThe DBrand Killswitch is one of the best protective options for your Nintendo Switch 2, but is it truly worth its asking price?
- 6 fitness trackers that do something different — including the viral retro Casio with hidden depths, and a tracker with a 400-day battery
by ruth.hamilton@futurenet.com (Ruth Hamilton) on September 20, 2026 at 7:00 pmSmartwatches are getting a bit samey… but these weird and wonderful trackers all break the mold.
- Microsoft, Meta lost billions on VR headsets — but Snap thinks its $2,195 AR glasses will change the game as it teams up with Nvidia, Salesforce and AWS to crack the enterprise market
by Efosa Udinmwen on September 20, 2026 at 6:35 pmSnap is taking its $2,195 AR glasses into enterprise computing through Nvidia, Salesforce, and AWS partnerships and its new Specs Intelligence service.
- I tested the Samsung R95H RGB TV — and while OLED is still the top dog, this TV shows that RGB mini-LED has massive potential
by james.davidson@futurenet.com (James Davidson) on September 20, 2026 at 6:00 pmThe Samsung R95H is a successful first foray into RGB TVs for the brand, and while the tech still can’t quite topple OLED, it’s a sign of what RGB mini-LED tech is capable of.
- Speechify is pricey, but it’s also completely transformed how I digest information
by paulo.n.hatton@gmail.com (Paul Hatton) on September 20, 2026 at 6:00 pmHomescreen Heroes: Speechify can read out documents, images, websites, and more