Just a couple of days after its press conference at CES 2014 in Las Vegas, Acer unveiled its latest ultra-affordable Android powered tablet, the Tab 7, as a cheaper alternative to its mid-range Iconia A1-830, which was showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show. However, unlike the latter, the Tab 7 is already on sale in China with a price tag of around $99 — that’s a whopping $50 cheaper than the A1 is expected to cost when it finally hits the shelf.

Samsung unveiled its ultra-portable Galaxy Tab 3 variant, the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, back in June, 2013, and a month later the device was up for grabs in the United Kingdom from several retailers for £179. However, if you haven’t had the opportunity to pick one up before now, you may be excited to hear that Very is currently offering the device with an £60 discount.

Earlier today, we revealed that Samsung is expected to unveil its flagship smartphone of 2014, the Galaxy S5, in London sometime around mid-March, and not at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month as previously rumored. Now a Samsung-orientated publication has posted a list of ‘confirmed’ leaked specifications on the internet stating some of the impressive internals the device is purported to pack.

The Nexus 5 launched back in November, 2013, and was available from T-Mobile just two weeks later for the upfront fee of $41.99 with 24 monthly payments of $17, making the phones overall cost $450. However, yesterday, the operator announced that it has now reduced the price of the handset down to $16.50 per month, with no upfront cost — so it will currently cost you $396 in total.

Motorola is now in the process of rolling out the much-anticipated Android 4.4.2 KitKat update to all the scaled-down variants of its flagship smartphone, the Moto G, in Europe. The upgrade is a relatively minor bump up from 4.4, and it doesn’t pack much in terms of new functionality, but it does bring a multitude of bug fixes, stability improvements and speed optimizations.