Last month, ASUS officially unveiled the PadFone Infinity 2, the latest addition to its increasingly popular tablet/smartphone hybrid range of devices that are capable of sending/receiving text messages as well as making phone calls. Now, it looks like the Taiwanese company is planning a Mini version of the Infinity 2, that’s designed to compete with the hordes of other mini devices on the market.

Announced last month at IFA 2013 in Berlin, ASUS’s latest Transformer Pad variant, the TF701T – which ships with the traditional dock included – will go on sale in the U.K. through Amazon and eBuyer starting Monday, October 21, with the price tag of £429.99.

Signs that Google has dropped Samsung and tasked Asus to make its second-generation Nexus 10 first appeared last month when a British retailer began listing the device in its internal inventory. Now the move appears to have been confirmed by reliable tipster @Evleaks.

Google has started rolling out a tiny over-the-air update for the Wi-Fi only Nexus 7. This upgrade bumps the 7-inch slates build up to JSS15R, which, unfortunately, does not bring any new features, instead it consists of a bunch of bug fixes and stability improvements.

We’ve long heard whispers that claim Asus will be making Google’s next-generation Nexus 10, and according to this photograph of one retailer’s inventory, those whispers look increasingly accurate. The image was supposedly snapped inside a PC World store in the U.K., and it indicates the new Nexus 10 will be priced at £349 (approx. $563).