Motorola has today begun issuing invitations to a January 14 press event in London. “Join us on the next step of Motorola’s journey,” the invite reads, ”as we welcome a new addition to the European Motorola family of products.”

There has been some speculation as to when Sony is planning to announce the rumored Honami device, and it appears that we could be seeing the unveiling at its July 4th event being held in Paris. We believe the design of the device is similar to the Xperia Z, but that the Honami is a tad bit bigger.

Samsung is holding a press event in London later on today, and it has a number of new devices up its sleeve for both Android and Windows Phone fans. While the Korean company has already announced a slew of devices this year, it is by no means finished just yet.

You don’t have to be at the event to watch it all unfold, however, because Samsung is live-streaming the whole thing on the Internet.

Two live-stream video feeds recently appeared on the Google Developers website, counting down to June 7 and June 13. You may be wondering what they’re all about — maybe Google will finally announce that Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update?

Maybe not. Instead, it appears both are dedicated to the mobile version of Chrome.

This week, ASUS promoted its hit technology conference, Computex, on Google+. However, the company didn’t give much information away; all it posted was a promotional picture and the caption “It’ll move you.” Now we all want to know what that means.