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Chinese rugged phone maker Doogee has launched the S98 handset, which sports a smartwatch-like secondary display in the middle of the rear camera array, comes with a three-day battery and rocks a 20-MP night vision camera.As with Doogee's other adventure-ready smartphones, the S98 is a little on the chunky side at 15.5 mm (0.6 in) thick, but users won't need to wrap this model in a smartphone case for protection as it's already rugged to MIL-STD-810G standards, and benefits from IP68/IP69K sealing so can shake off dust…

Huawei Watch GT Runner: A 46mm £259.99/€299 sports watch, available in grey or black. Image: Sandra Vogel / ZDNet Smartwatches that try to be all things to all people don't always succeed. Merging great information accessibility with strong fitness features can be tricky to get right on a device with a watch-sized display. Huawei's latest…

Although several high-profile titles are missing from the Switch catalog, that doesn’t mean it’s lacking great sports games. Nintendo’s hybrid console has built up a sizeable roster of both indie and AAA sports titles over the years, with Rocket League, Mario Golf: Super Rush, and PGA Tour 2K21 gracing its small screen. And with the recent release of Nintendo Switch Sports, the platform is once again home to one of the best party games on the planet. From golf and tennis to football and baseball, here are the best…

Nintendo Switch Sports MSRP $49.99 “Even with a few duds in the pack, Nintendo Switch Sports' highlights make it a must-own multiplayer party game.” Pros Badminton is king Precise motion controls Perfect for multiplayer Long-term potential Cons Thin selection at launch…

Nintendo Switch Sports is a great party game. All six minigames are massively fun, perfect for families or a date night in. But unlike its spiritual predecessor, Wii Sports — the most popular title of the entire Wii library — Nintendo Switch Sports doesn’t feel like a must-own game, but merely a good one to have around in case company comes over. In Nintendo Switch Sports, there are six sport minigames: soccer, badminton, tennis, bowling, volleyball, and chambara. Each game supports solo or multiplayer, with some games…

Lockscreen platform Glance has purchased Indian gaming firm Gambit Sports as part of its plans to bring NFT gaming services on your smartphone. An unconsolidated subsidiary of InMobi Group and funded by Google, Glance designs lockscreens with inbuilt games. Glance has finalised the acquisition deal of Bengaluru-based Gambit Sports for an undisclosed amount just a month after it secured a deal with Reliance Jio. The platform aims to add an NFT element to its live lockscreen games.Founded in 2015, Gambit Sports owns and…