Last month, Google released the official AdSense Android app on the Play Store, enabling AdSense users to keep track and manager their earnings on the go. And now, the development team at Mountain View HQ have published an update in response to feedback that user’s have left via the feedback form built into Google Play.

AT&T has officially announced that it will be adding Samsung’s ultra-affordable scaled down version of its flagship smartphone for 2012, the Galaxy S3 Mini, to its lineup. The handset will be available to purchase on the U.S. carrier starting Friday, September 27, for just $0.99 on any of AT&T’s 2-year plans.

The U.K.’s fastest growing 4G LTE network, EE, is in the process of pushing out an update for its official ‘My EE’ contract-companion app on Google Play. The upgrade brings a much-needed redesigned UI, which now clearly displays your most important tariff information the minute you open the application, which includes; data usage, billing info and active add-ons.

The latest version of Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, build JLS36C, is now available to download for the Nexus 7 LTE. However, this update doesn’t use Android’s standard OTA upgrade process. Instead, you will have to download the official 4.3 factory images and install them on your device.

Google is rolling out an update for its official Wallet app on Google Play. This upgrade brings several improvements to the user interface, support for any credit/debit card, as well as support for a shedload of new devices – Wallet will now run on any Android device running 2.3 or higher. However, at this precise moment in time, Wallet will still continue to remain a Google exclusive for U.S. residents.