Fenix, my favorite Twitter client for Android, just got a nice update that adds a number of nifty new features and improvements — including a floating compose button and a cleaner, more compact tweet layout. More importantly, it’s now on sale for a limited time, so if you haven’t already downloaded it, now’s a great time to change that.

Can’t find the Android Wear watch face you’ve been dreaming of in Google Play? Now you can build it yourself — without learning a single line of code — thanks to an awesome new app called WearFaces.

Samsung has just applied for a trademark on the name “Galaxy Note Edge” for what could possibly be the recently-rumored curved variant of the Note 4. The handset’s believed to boast a single display that wraps around its edges — so, by all accounts, it certainly seems like it would be a rather fitting name.

OnePlus is finally rolling out its Android 4.4.4 KitKat upgrade for the One. Originally expected in July, the new firmware delivers updated apps, a whole host of welcome bug fixes, and a number of new features — including a Clear Image camera mode that provides super high-resolution photos.

64-bit processors are slowly but surely making their way into the Android ecosystem, but right now, they’re being saved for the latest and greatest flagships. HTC looks like it could be planning to buck that trend with a midrange Desire smartphone powered by Qualcomm’s 64-bit Snapdragon 410 processor.