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The Verge’s Installer Newsletter Highlights Ted Lasso Season 4 and New Tech Products

The Verge’s Installer newsletter features the return of Ted Lasso Season 4 and recommendations for new gadgets, including Peak Design’s City Backpack, Bose QuietComfort headphones, and Notability for Android.

AI News Feed · 2026-08-14 20:42

According to the newsletter, “Ted Lasso season 4” has received largely positive reviews, with some describing it as a soft reboot of the series. The author notes that negative reviews criticize the show for lacking conflict and being too happy, which he counts as a good review. The show is praised for making viewers feel better at the end of each episode.

Among the product highlights, the newsletter features the Peak Design City Backpack, praising its dedicated AirTag pocket, integrated hook, and combination of clean design with ample organization. It also recommends Bose’s QuietComfort headphones, particularly for their adaptive EQ for dialogue and improved passthrough when noise cancellation is disabled, and notes the author’s fondness for the mint color.

The newsletter also covers Nothing’s CMF Clip Pro earbuds, calling them a strong value at $100 with an open-ear design, and the Sega Dreamcast Watch, designed like classic consoles from Sega and SuperGroupies. In the software realm, it mentions the return of Sunbird, an “iMessage for Android” service, which now promises fixes for previous security issues, and Notability’s long-awaited official launch on Android after months of beta testing.

Additionally, the newsletter highlights “Tony,” a new film by director Matt Johnson about Anthony Bourdain’s early career as a chef. It also features a special segment with blogger JA Westenberg, who shares their iPhone homescreen setup and insights, including the observation that YouTube “looks increasingly like a single show with five million hosts.”