Sony’s working on a new flagship smartphone codenamed the “Honami,” and although the Japanese company has managed to keep the handset itself under wraps, it hasn’t been able to stop its software from leaking into the wild.

A system dump from a Canadian carrier has revealed many of the handset’s internals, while its Camera app has already been ported to the latest Xperia devices.

Intel has a real presence in the smartphone market, especially when it comes to Android smartphones, but its tendency to release just one or two mobile chips a year makes it a real slowcoach compared to its ARM-based rivals.

The much-anticipated Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean upgrade for the flagship HTC One has begun its rollout in Taiwan, just days after making its debut in China. The over-the-air release weighs in at 465MB and introduces a number of key new features.

Microsoft has released a fairly major update for its OneNote for Android app, bringing several new features which contribute to a complete UI overhaul. Some of the changes include support for Office 365 notebooks, and new formatting options to make your notes as beautiful and as consistent as possible.

Mozilla has published a new Firefox for Android 23 beta, which brings with it the ability to view RSS feeds from the web browser, the automatic hiding of the location bar, and a flatter but more Web-friendly redesigned logo.

Mozilla’s lead visual designer, Sean Martell, announced that the new logo has been designed with “SVG compatibility and color consistency in mind.