It’s been a long time coming, but we are finally starting to see signs suggesting that LG’s first ever curved screen phone, the G Flex, is headed to popular U.S. carriers, AT&T and T-Mobile. Yesterday, a leaked press render was posted on Twitter revealing two new models of the handset, the D950 and the D959, which both appear to have very minimalistic carrier branding.

Details of Samsung’s upcoming affordable Galaxy Note 3 variant, dubbed the Note 3 Lite, have been found hidden in the source code of Samsung’s official website, thus possibly confirming recent leaks and speculation which suggested that the soon-to-be announced handset actually exists.

In addition to the announcement of its sequel to last years Galaxy Camera this morning, Samsung has also officially launched its brand new NX30 smart camera alongside its first ever “S” series lens, which, according to the South Korean company, features a bright aperture that allows photographers of all skill levels to take professional-quality photographs regardless of shooting conditions.

Samsung has officially announced the successor to last year’s incredibly popular Android-powered Galaxy Camera, aptly entitled the Galaxy Camera 2, just a few days before CES is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas.

Uncharacteristically, for a sequel, Samsung doesn’t appear to have added many new bells and whistles to the device, but the South Korean company promises that the camera should deliver a better experience overall in comparison to the 2013 model.

Samsung’s already launched its first smartphone with a curved glass display, but that’s just a little taster of things to come from the South Korean consumer electronics giant. In fact, the Galaxy Round actually looks pretty boring when you compare it to the smartphone depicted in these Samsung patents, which features a wraparound display that extends around the edges of the device.