My Favorite E-Reader Just Got a Major Upgrade
▼ Summary
– The author introduces Installer No. 103, a weekly guide featuring tech recommendations and community-submitted content.
– John Higgins, a new senior reviewer at The Verge, shares his iPhone homescreen setup and favorite apps, including streaming and gaming apps.
– John is currently enjoying Star Wars with his son, following a music theory creator on Instagram, and watching the new season of Make Some Noise on Dropout.
– The Installer community recommends various products and media, such as self-hosted photo tools, TV shows, apps, and YouTube channels.
– The author prefers watching Dropout’s comedy content over social media scrolling to improve their mood and avoid doomscrolling.
My go-to e-reader has just received a significant overhaul, bringing a host of improvements that avid readers will appreciate. This upgrade enhances everything from screen clarity to battery performance, making it an even more compelling choice for anyone who devours books digitally. Alongside this exciting hardware news, I’ve got a fresh AI-powered browser to share, a beloved classic game with a modern twist, and plenty more standout picks.
I’m also still collecting your top picks for endlessly rewatchable content, shows, films, TikTok accounts, or creators you return to again and again. So many suggestions have poured in that I’m planning a special edition focused entirely on your favorites. Keep those recommendations coming!
Your input truly makes this column what it is. What are you reading, watching, playing, or even fixing up this week? Drop me a line at installer@theverge.com. If you know someone who’d enjoy these recommendations, feel free to share this with them and suggest they subscribe.
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John Higgins, our new senior reviewer for TVs and audio, brings an incredible depth of knowledge to the team, including certification as a professional TV calibrator. I invited him to share his phone’s homescreen, partly to introduce him and partly to see if his app organization was as impressive as his technical expertise. Spoiler: it is.
(Source: The Verge)
