Samsung’s latest flagship tablet, the Galaxy Note 8.0, was announced at the Mobile World Congress back in February and today Three U.K. has confirmed that it will be offering the tablet in the very near future.

The new Moto X may not be the greatest smartphone you’ll see this year when it comes to specifications, but its unique customization options mean that it has received a lot of attention since it was announced earlier this month. But all that attention could have gone to HTC.

The Taiwanese smartphone maker was reportedly planning a customizable handset of its own not so long ago, but the plans were canned due to concerns over the cost and complexity.

Samsung is set to announce the Galaxy Note III at a press event on September 4, and like most of its smartphones, there will be different variants with different specifications for different countries. One of them will feature Samsung’s eight-core Exynos 5420 processor, while the other will feature a Snapdragon 800 chip.

Want to know which one will be coming to your country? Find out below.

After Google announced Hangouts at Google I/O back in June, we suspected that Google+ Messenger’s days were numbered — and we were right. In a new Google+ update rolling out now on Android, Google is killing Google+ Messenger for good, while the iOS version will get the chop at a later date.

HTC’s latest One variant, the One Mini, is now available to purchase from Vodafone U.K., just a fortnight ahead of the carrier’s scheduled 4G switch-on.