Three has launched Huawei’s latest flagship handset, the Ascend P2, in the United Kingdom. The carrier is offering two attractive price plans with the device, both of which give you the smartphone free, with no upfront fee.

Rather surprisingly, the average American only spends a mere 58 minutes per day on their smartphone, according to a recent study done on a handful of American smartphone users, conducted by Experian Marketing Services.

It’s taken several months, but Verizon has finally confirmed today that it will be offering the flagship HTC One this summer. The device will be identical to that already offered by other U.S. and international carriers — with an added Verizon logo, of course — and Verizon will not be renaming it.

Google Play will overtake the App Store’s recently celebrated 50 billion downloads and become the most popular app platform in the world within months, according to a new report from Distimo. Driven by popular devices from Samsung, Google Play is currently seeing over 500 million more app downloads per month.

Vine, the six-second video sharing service from Twitter, is finally available on Android, more than four months after it made its debut on iOS. The app is ready to download now from Google Play, and it gives users the ability to share their clips with the 13 million people already using the service.

The app also has a new feature that’s unique to Android.