LG announced its ultra-affordable extra small entry-level Android smartphone, the Optimus L1 II, last week and today we have confirmation that it’s heading to Three U.K., from where it is expected to launch “soon.”

Acer’s mid-range Android smartphone, the Liquid E2, was announced back in June and has been available to buy from independent third-party retailers for a few weeks now, but starting as from today it’s also available to purchase from Three U.K.

One of the best and most popular features on Motorola’s flagship smartphone, the Moto X, is its Active Display functionality which automatically displays important notifications on the lock screen without any user input. This attribute was a Moto X exclusive at launch, and in less than not time a replica was developed exclusively for Android 4.3 users, which is now available to download on any 4.1 Jelly Bean device.

The white Nexus 4 recently reappeared on sale in the U.K., and now the limited edition handset is available to purchase from Wind Mobile in Canada. The device has exactly the same specifications as the original black model, the only difference being a new lick of shiny white paint on the back and sides.

Mozilla has published a new Firefox for Android beta, which brings with it support for WebRTC (real-time web communication), a new Reader and Reading list, a feature which enables users to NFC Bump URLs, and a Quickshare menu to share content with other applications.