Apple wants Samsung to pay a $40 license fee for every smartphone and tablet it sells after the South Korean company infringed five patents with a number of Galaxy-branded devices.

That’s right… just five patents, $40 for every device. It’s a pretty surprising demand — especially after Apple recently stated that monetary damages were “not an adequate remedy” for Samsung’s patent infringing ways.

Chinese manufacturer Oppo is all set for the announcement of the upcoming Find 7 flagship on the 19th March. And to serve as a reminder to the media, the company sent out official event invitations to Chinese journalists and other sections of the media in a small black enclosure.

Jawbone today updated its official Android companion app to finally deliver support for the Jawbone UP24. Version 3.0 of the UP app lets you wirelessly sync the company’s latest activity tracker to monitor things like sleep, exercise, and more.

Sony’s upcoming phablet, the Xperia T2 Ultra, has just been spotted in retail packaging for the first time. Although the smartphone is official and has been announced already, the manufacturer has been relatively silent as far as availability is concerned. But this leak sheds light on the arrival of the handset, at least in China bearing the model number XM50h. This variant carries support for dual-SIM networks as well.

The $35 Google Chromecast has gradually gotten more and more useful since it first went on sale last July, and that’s not going to change anytime soon. Not only does it boast support from a whole host of video and audio streaming services, but thanks to an app called GamingCast, it can now be used to play games, too.