The Nexus 9’s official Keyboard Folio. Photo: Google

While Google’s official Keyboard Folio is undoubtedly an excellent add-on for Nexus 9 owners looking to get stuff done on the go, many have criticized its $129.99 price tag and decided to look for third-party alternatives. But already, the device is seeing some big reductions. Right now, you can pick one up from Amazon.com for just $87.94 — that’s $42.05 off.

Sony’s underwater store is now open. Photo: Sony

Under the sea, under the sea. Darling it’s better down where it’s wetter, take it from me. Up on the shore they work all day, out in the sun they slave away, while Sony is here to sell you Xperias under the sea.

That’s right — the Japanese company has opened up a store four meters under the sea in Dubai where it’s showing off its latest water-resistant smartphones. It’s called the Xperia Aquatech, and it could well be the only store in the world that requires shoppers to undertake scuba diving training before they can enter.

It’s finally here. Photo: HTC

Owners of the HTC One M7 and One M8 Google Play Edition devices have been waiting weeks for their promised Lollipop upgrades, and following a series of delays, they’re here. What’s more, they have become the first to get Google’s latest Android 5.0.1 software over-the-air.

OnePlus hopes to build upon the One’s incredible success. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

OnePlus has had incredible success with its first attempt at the smartphone, with the One still seeing exceptional demand six months after making its original sales debut. Now the Chinese company is hoping to build upon that with an even more impressive OnePlus Two, which is expected to deliver a sharper display, Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon processor, and an even better rear-facing camera.

Image: Google

You may want to start looking elsewhere if you’ve been waiting for the Nexus 9 to come to T-Mobile, because according to a leaked internal document, the tablet’s launch has been postponed indefinitely.