Installer No. 144: Valve Steam Frame & Fire Emblem
The Verge's Installer issue 144 highlights Valve's Steam Frame, Nintendo's new Fire Emblem, a tiny Fujifilm camera, and indie developer Dan DiIorio.
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- The Verge published Installer issue 144, highlighting the best tech, gadgets, and media of the week.
- Key hardware mentions include Valve's Steam Frame, a new Fire Emblem from Nintendo, and a tiny Fujifilm camera.
- Features game developer Dan DiIorio, creator of the puzzle game What’s the Password?
- Includes community recommendations such as the return of Slow Horses and the updated Zen browser.
The Verge's Installer newsletter is back with edition No. 144, serving as a curated guide to the best technology, gadgets, and entertainment products of the week. Senior reporter Jay Peters kicked off the week by traveling to Los Angeles to try on and write about Snap’s Specs while tracking various tech developments.
This week's roundup covers a wide array of topics, ranging from Apple reportedly placing the iPhone 18 Pro’s Face ID sensor under the display to Asha Sharma taking over as the new Xbox boss, alongside anticipation for the latest Great British Baking Show trailer.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
The hardware lineup featured prominently in this week's newsletter includes:
- Valve’s Steam Frame device
- Nintendo’s expansive new Fire Emblem game
- A tiny new camera from Fujifilm
Curated newsletters like The Verge's Installer reflect a growing media trend where journalists blend hard tech news with personal recommendations and community engagement, offering readers a holistic view of contemporary digital culture in a single digestible format.
The newsletter also shines a spotlight on indie game developer Dan DiIorio, who operates under the alias TrampolineTales. DiIorio recently released What’s the Password?, a puzzle game involving four-digit codes available on PC, iOS, and Android. He shared his smartphone homescreen setup, featuring apps like File Manager Plus and Podcast Addict, along with his go-to games MahjongSoul and Threes.
Source: The Verge
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