OnePlus One pre-orders are coming, but they won’t stick around for long. Photo: OnePlus

Those still waiting to get their hands on the incredible OnePlus One will be able to pre-order the device without an invite starting Monday, October 27, at 8 a.m. Pacific. You’ll have to act fast if you want one, though, because OnePlus is giving fans just one hour to get their order in.

TWRP comes to the new Moto X. Photo: Motorola

Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP), one of the most popular custom recoveries, is now available on Motorola’s new Moto X, giving users the ability to install custom ROMs and tweaks. Not every Moto X handset will be able to take advantage of it, though.

Spotify on iPhone. Photo: Spotify

Spotify is finally allowing music lovers to share their subscriptions with their family and friends with a new Spotify Family plan. Prices starts at just $14.99 a month for up to two, while the top tier $29.99 a month plan allows one subscription to be shared with up to five people.

Photo: Killian Bell

Having previously taken a crack at the smartwatch market with its now-discontinued SPOT technology, Microsoft is looking to get back into the wearables space according to a report from Forbes, citing anonymous sources.

The watch will apparently be launched in the next few weeks and will work across a variety of platforms, which makes perfect sense since Windows Phone is a distant third compared to Android and iPhone handsets.

Its timing is an effort to capture the potentially-lucrative holiday market.

Even Google has its own Flappy Bird clone. Screenshot: Cult of Android

Every Android release has its own little easter egg that you can access by tapping its Android version number multiple times, but none of them are as good as Lollipop’s. Unlike the others, it isn’t just a pretty graphic, but rather a playable mini-game called Flappy Android.