Amazon has today announced that it is giving Appstore developers the opportunity to charge for HTML5 web apps in almost 200 countries worldwide. The changes will apply to both new releases, as well as those already available to download from the Appstore.

Nintendo is finally ready to swallow its pride and begin developing games and other content for mobile devices, according to a new report from Japan. It’s still unlikely we’ll ever see full Super Mario or Zelda titles, but sources say will will get free mini-games, trailers, and more to promote new Nintendo releases on its own consoles.

Samsung has promised that it will roll out another Galaxy Note 3 update to fix the third-party case issues brought about by its Android 4.4 KitKat release. Since the South Korean company began seeding KitKat to the Galaxy Note 3 last week, those with third-party cases that offer “S-View” functionality have suddenly stopped working.

AT&T customers with a Galaxy S4 or Galaxy Note 3 can now get their hands on leaked Android 4.4 KitKat updates, thanks to a member of the XDA Developers forum. Both are pre-release builds that may contain a few bugs, but if you can’t wait for AT&T to roll out the official versions, then they’re ready to download now.

HTC has begun rolling out its Android 4.4 KitKat update to One handsets across Europe. The 308MB release adds a number of new features, including support for the Cloud Print service and Bluetooth profiles, and improves security. It also kills HTC’s own web browser and support for Adobe Flash in favor of Chrome.