The OnePlus One’s Camera and Gallery apps have been (unofficially) made available to download for other Android-powered smartphones. They’re based on the stock CyanogenMod 11 apps, which are based on the stock Android 4.4 KitKat apps — but they offer some nifty features that you don’t get direct from Google.

Galaxy Gear owners probably feared that their wearables would never see another software update after Samsung announced a second-generation Gear lineup at Mobile World Congress back in February, just five months after the South Korean’s first smartwatch made its debut. I certainly did — but that won’t be the case.

In fact, the original Galaxy Gear won’t just get a software update; it’s going to get a whole new operating system.

Monument Valley, one of the most beautiful games ever built for mobile and certainly the prettiest game you’ll play this year, is now available on Android — just over a month after it made its debut on iOS.

The game gives you the opportunity to explore a surreal world in which you must manipulate the glorious architecture to guide a princess to safety. You will explore mysterious monuments and hidden paths, and tackle optical illusions to outsmart the enigmatic Crow People.

Xiaomi today announced its first tablet at an event in Beijing, dubbed the MiPad. The company has taken its copycat act a bit too far this time, with the MiPad looking like an enlarged version of the iPhone 5c complete with its plastic build. Not to mention the fact that MiPad sounds a bit too similar to Apple’s iPad.

The similarity ends here though, as the tablet can be purchased for a fraction of the price of the iPad. 

Fenix, the best Twitter client you can get for Android, today received a new update that adds DashClock integration, hashtag autocomplete, and the ability to see up to four images in a single tweet.

The update makes Fenix an even better buy, and gives you another reason to ditch your current Twitter client.