Sony finally put weeks of rumors and speculation to rest and made its new flagship Xperia Z1 official this week. Like many of the Japanese company’s most recent smartphones, the Xperia Z1 is water-resistant, and it boasts a 5-inch 1080p display.

Its biggest selling point, however, is its 20.7-megapixel rear-facing Exmor RS camera, which Sony insists is the “world’s leading” smartphone camera.

At its Unpacked event this evening, Samsung officially unveiled its first Android-powered wearable piece of technology, the Galaxy Gear. The Gear will be available to purchase starting September 25 , but, unfortunately, at present is only compatible with Samsung’s new flagship tablet, the Galaxy Note III, which will also be available to purchase on the same date.

Following hordes of recent leaks, rumors, and speculation Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy Note 3 at its Unpacked event this evening. The company’s new flagship phablet is slightly bigger, thinner and lighter than its predecessor, and will be available in over 140 countries worldwide, starting September 25, with an arrival on all 4 key U.S. carriers, as well as U.S. Cellular later this year.

MetroPCS, the largest prepaid service in the U.S., has officially announced that it will carry Huawei’s latest ultra-affordable Android smartphone, the Valiant, which is available to purchase from the carrier’s website as from today.

A recent FCC filing for an upcoming Android-powered Motorola smartphone has surfaced, which is rumored to be a budget friendly, low-end Moto X variant. The device is dubbed the “DVX,” and according to the filing will be available to purchase in three different models (XT1032, XT1033, XT1035).