Month: July 2026

‘I’ll struggle to play in handheld mode without it now’: This Switch 2 grip case has saved me from neck pain — and it might save your console from damage, too

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Genki Attack Vector: Review The Attack Vector is a basic set of covers and grips for your Switch 2 and Joy-Cons, designed to protect your console and improve ergonomics in handheld mode. The plastic covers for the console and both Joy-Cons are quite plain, with a totally black finish and no extra flourishes. They’re reasonably … Read more

‘The question is no longer how much AI can produce, but how much of that output is genuinely usable’: How we use and pay for AI is undergoing a major shift

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For years now, vendors have been competing on benchmark scores, inference speed and model capabilities as businesses try to work out where AI can fit in with their daily workflows, but experimentation has evolved into actual deployment and what’s important is changing. Accuracy and measurable business outcome is now more important than ever, with questions … Read more

The new Blink Outdoor 2K+ is a sharper budget camera to protect your property, with one frustrating catch

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Blink Outdoor 2K+: two-minute review Blink has become the brand you recommend to people who don’t really want a security camera. Cheap, painless, owned by Amazon, and a forgiving field of view. The catch was that previous 1080p pictures turned to mush the moment anything moved, or the sun went down. The Outdoor 2K+ fixes … Read more