Last week we reported that Google updated its case offerings for its flagship tablet for 2013, the Nexus 7, by adding two new color variants to its official lineup of neoprene sleeves, but, unfortunately, the company gave us no indication of a launch date for these new accessories.

Yesterday, the Dixons Group, officially announced Advent’s first budget-friendly Tegra 4 powered tablet, the Tegra Note, which will ship running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean when it launches in the United Kingdom on November 15 and can be pre-ordered today with a rather competitive price tag of £179.99.

AT&T has officially launched its popular 4G LTE service in an another additional 14 new markets within the United States. The announcement was made in a series of press releases on the carriers website.

The Nexus 5, as its name suggests, is the fifth smartphone to be born into the Nexus family, and by far the most powerful. Its 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 processor, 1080p display, and 2GB of RAM make it a big improvement over even last year’s Nexus 4.

So how far have Nexus smartphones come since the original HTC-built Nexus One made its debut back in January 2010? Check out the video below for an entertaining speed test between every Nexus smartphone ever built.

The upcoming Android 4.4 KitKat update for the T-Mobile Moto X has been leaked ahead of its official release. It comes less than a week after Google announced KitKat’s release, and early reports suggest it works surprisingly well.