Leaked images and specifications for a rumored Samsung Galaxy Memo have surfaced this morning. The device is based on the Galaxy Note series — though it looks a lot like the Galaxy S4 — and it features Samsung’s beloved S Pen stylus.

The long-awaited Android 4.2.2 update for the HTC One has started its rollout on the Chinese dual-SIM version (M7C-DUC). It is rumored that the international versions — including those in the U.S. — could also receive this update sometime later on today day.

We had feared that Facebook’s ploy to ruin the Vine party by bringing video to Instagram would work, and according to data from Marketing Land, we were right. Since Instagram began supporting video on June 15, Vine sharing has tumbled by about 70%.

Just last week, Huawei’s Consumer Business Group CEO, Richard Yu, was adamant when he told journalists that the manufacturer was in no way interested in releasing a “Google Edition” Ascend P6. However, we are seeing signs of what can only be described as a huge turnaround today, with reports that another Huawei executive has announced that such a device is very much with the realm of possibility.

Gmail received a minor update last night bringing a couple of necessary changes to the app. Google has brought back the delete option by default alongside the archive button and a new feature which allows users to “tap sender images to select multiple e-mails in the conversation list.”