Ted Lasso has returned for a fourth season, marking a soft reboot of the popular franchise. The new run has drawn largely positive reviews, with much of the discussion centring on its consistently upbeat and conflict-light approach. For viewers seeking a show that leaves them feeling better at the end of every episode, the series continues to deliver on that reputation.
Alongside the return of the acclaimed comedy, a wave of new hardware and software has arrived for those looking to upgrade their gear and everyday tech setup.
New Audio and Carry Gear
The Bose QuietComfort headphones bring adaptive EQ tuned for dialogue and improved passthrough for moments when active noise cancellation is switched off. The line-up also includes a mint colour option. Bose continues to compete in a crowded noise-cancelling market where each new release tends to claim the top spot until the next arrives.
Nothing’s CMF Clip Pro adds another option to the mix, arriving as open earbuds priced around £75. Nothing’s buds have generally proven difficult to beat at this price point, and the Clip Pro is offered in an orange colourway.
For carrying kit, the Peak Design City Backpack sits within a wider City range that also includes totes and crossbody bags. The backpack features a dedicated AirTag pocket, an integrated hook, and a design that combines a clean aesthetic with extensive organisation.
Apps and Film Releases
Two notable Android apps have arrived. Notability, one of the most powerful note-taking apps, has officially shipped to Android devices worldwide following months of promises and beta testing. Early impressions suggest it is stable and fast, representing a significant addition for Android users.
Sunbird has also returned, reviving the long-running concept of bringing iMessage-style functionality to Android. The relaunch comes with pledges to address its previous security issues, though caution remains advisable with messaging aggregators of this kind.
On the film side, Tony tells the story of how Anthony Bourdain got his start as a chef. Directed by Matt Johnson, whose previous work includes BlackBerry, the film has received positive reviews.
Johnny Knoxville, the history of the bicycle, and Google Zero also featured among the week’s wider reading, while the Clicks Power Keyboard is among the accessories currently being tested.
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