Samsung could be on its way back to the top. Photo: Samsung

Samsung’s smartphone sales may have taken a plunge as of late, but its new Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge handsets could turn out to be just the devices the South Korean tech giant needs to rebuild its mobile division.

Following strong advance orders of more than 20 million handsets, Samsung is reportedly expected to ship 46 million S6 units this year — representing an increase of 8 million on the previous 38 million estimate.

Those may not be close to iPhone 6 numbers (which sold 74.5 million devices in the last quarter of 2014 alone), but it’s certainly enough to earn Samsung back some of the respect its lost.

Moto 360 in Moto Maker. Screenshot: Cult of Android

The Moto 360 is now available to purchase through Moto Maker, giving you the opportunity to customize the device before you order it.

You can match almost any face with almost any band or bracelet to find the right look for you — and even choose which watch face will be selected as default when you first set up your new smartwatch.

Google Calendar for iOS. Photo: Google

Google’s gorgeous redesign of the Calendar app has finally made its way to iPhone. The Android version of Google Calendar’s redesign was released last fall, but iPhone users can now get their fingers on the official Google Calendar app too.

Like on the new Android version, you get new features like Events from Gmail, to turn emails into events on your calendar. Assists makes adding events quicker by recommending information to insert, and the new Schedule View makes it easier to scan your calendar and see what events you have coming up.

Take a tour of the new app below:

Lollipop has arrived for users on Sprint. Photo: HTC

HTC has begun rolling out its Android 5.0 Lollipop update for One M7 handsets on T-Mobile in the U.S. The release weighs in at just under 730MB, and it includes new features and some major improvements.

Android Wear on the Moto 360. Photo: Google.

It seems Google is already gearing up to address one of the advantages Apple Watch has over Android Wear by allowing compatible wearables to receive notifications over Wi-Fi. A future update will also bring gesture controls, sources say.