Given Google’s apparent disregard for secrecy when it comes to the new Nexus 5, you won’t be surprised to see that the device is already being unboxed all over the globe ahead of its official unveiling.

We already know what it’s going to look like and almost every piece of hardware that’s packed into it, of course, and now we get to take a sneak peek at some of the new features built into Android 4.4 KitKat, too — including an “iCloud for Android” backup service.

Announced last month at IFA 2013 in Berlin, ASUS’s latest Transformer Pad variant, the TF701T – which ships with a revamped version of the traditional dock and runs Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean– is now available to purchase in the U.S. through Amazon for $499.

Phones 4U has today launched the pink Galaxy Note 3 in the United Kingdom. The retailer has secured exclusivity of this particular variant during November, so you won’t find it anywhere else just yet, and you can order it online starting today or pick one up in a Phones 4U store from tomorrow.

The relatively new U.S. operator, Republic Wireless is holding a contest on its official Facebook page, in which it plans to give away what it calls a “Moto X Prize Pack,” consisting of a Moto X handset, 12 months of free service from the carrier and an impressive package of accessories.

Yesterday, the popular U.K. carrier, Vodafone U.K., officially announced in a press release that it will now be extending its “4G Bonus” program until the end of January. This offer, which was originally intended to conclude at the end of October, gives anyone signing up to a Vodafone Red 4G plan an additional 4GB of bonus data per month for the total length of their contract.