Yesterday, Alcatel introduced three new affordable mid-range Android devices to its One Touch family, which includes the Idol S, the Idol Mini, and the One Touch Evo 8 HD.

Lots of rumors have emerged over the course of the past three weeks, as well as a leaked press render on Twitter, suggesting that HTC is developing a plastic-bodied device similar to the company’s flagship smartphone. And now over the weekend a new tweet has surfaced giving us reason to believe that the device, which has been referred to as ‘Zara’ for the past few weeks, could actually be named the ‘Desire 601’.

Last week, Sony uploaded a teaser video to its YouTube channel showing off its new upcoming flagship smartphone, the Xperia Z1. And this week, some more leaked images have been published on a Chinese website revealing the much-anticipated device in all its glory.

Twitter is the latest company to jump on the Android beta testing bandwagon, by allowing a small amount of users/testers access to a new version of its official application prior to its official release on the Play Store. The social networking giant is implementing Android’s new beta program in an effort to minimize the possibility of releasing buggy updates to its users.

Today, Three U.K. announced its latest scheme aimed at abolishing roaming charges when using your phone abroad. Entitled ‘Feel at Home,’ the plan enables you to use your regular Three allowance – contract, mobile broadband, or PAYG – whilst travelling, at no extra cost.

Sounds great! But, there is a catch.