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Plantronics BackBeat Fit 6100 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Plantronics BackBeat Fit 6100s are a rare breed: over-ear sports headphones. They make a good case for the form factor though, with an adjustable latch to tighten the fit for workouts and impressive waterproofing throughout the slim design that’s just as suitable for the gym as the commute. Oh, and they sound great too. Need we say more? When you think sports headphones you probably picture sleek in-ears – maybe a neck-band, maybe true wireless, probably with those odd-looking bits that hang around the top of your ears to keep the headphones in place....

Pokémon Sword and Shield preview Our Verdict We haven’t played as much as we’d like, but we’re excited about the final release now we’ve played Sword and Shield at E3 2019. Best Prices Today: Pokémon Sword and Shield One of the biggest Nintendo titles of the year is a full-blown Pokémon game for the Switch, not the 3DS. It’s called Sword and Shield and has new Pokémon to catch as well as other additions such as Dynamax....

The Oppo Reno 2Z is my favourite mid-range phone of the year There are too many phones. That’s just a fact. I’ve reviewed an awful lot of them and am privileged enough to be able to try out some of the latest and most expensive smartphones on the market. I was one of the first people in the UK to gets hands-on with theSamsung Galaxy Foldback in April, for instance, and I’ve had my time with the iPhone 11 Pro....

Urbanista Stockholm review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Urbanista Stockholm earbuds are really guilty of what Apple’s worst critics accuse it of: style over substance. They look great, but an uncomfortable fit (at least in my ears) and so-so sound hold them back. If you get lucky on the fit and you’re more worried about headphones that look the part than sound it, then check these out, but otherwise it’s worth spending a little more....

You can now turn off most red notification dots in the Facebook app The little red dots that appear on Facebook are synonymous with that sweet dopamine hit you get when checking your notifications. They scream out from the muted blue and white: pay me attention. Now, the Facebook app will let you hide some of them to help you keep your chill.TechCrunchfirst reported the change, which has been confirmed by Facebook....