Installer No. 94 Overview
In the latest edition of Installer, several new products and media highlights are featured. This issue introduces Teenage Engineering’s Computer-2 PC case, which is notable for its compact design and transparent aesthetic. The company has announced that this product will be available for free when it comes back in stock, allowing interested users to sign up for a waitlist.
Fairphone has launched new cables and chargers claimed to be more durable and environmentally friendly than previous offerings. Additionally, FX Network’s series Alien: Earth, set in the Alien universe, has garnered positive reviews for its thematic horror elements.
GuliKit has released two controllers for Switch 2 at lower price points, providing functionalities such as anti-drift joysticks, and compatibility across multiple devices. The surreal RPG OFF, which involves a baseball player purifying the world from ghosts, is now available in a modern version on multiple platforms. Furthermore, the popular roguelike games Enter the Gungeon and Exit the Gungeon are now accessible on mobile devices.
The sequel to the film Nobody is now in theaters, continuing the story of a former assassin.
This issue also highlights Soren Iverson, known for his unique design perspectives on social media. Despite his creative reputation, Iverson maintains a minimalist approach on his personal device, using a black screen wallpaper and primarily utilizing the Phone, Messages, and Notes apps to keep his phone focused and functional.
Lastly, readers are encouraged to share their own recommendations for products and media to be featured in future editions. The upcoming Google Pixel launch event is also noted, prompting readers to reflect on their own tech upgrade plans for the season.
Source: https://www.theverge.com/installer-newsletter/760232/teenage-engineering-pc-case-fairphone-cables-charger-alien-earth-installer