Kobo has today announced three new Android-powered tablets aimed at budget, midrange, and high-end tablet consumers. There are two 7-inch models and one 10-inch model, all of which are part of Kobo’s Arc family of slates and e-readers — and they’ll start hitting U.K. stores on October 16.

The new Nexus 7 goes on sale internationally today, just over a month after making its debut in the United States. You’ll be able to purchase yours from Google Play, and from third-party retailers in the U.K., Germany, France, Spain, and Japan.

Looking for a terrific, contract-free smartphone that won’t cost you a fortune? Then look no further than the Nexus 4. Google has today slashed $100 off its price tag, so the 8GB model is now just $199 from $299, and the 16GB model is now just $249 from $349.

You won’t find another smartphone with these specifications this cheap.

Repix, a popular image editing app that’s been downloaded over 4 million times in just five months on iOS, today makes its debut on Android. Unlike most image editing apps, which simply slap a fancy filter over your photos, Repix gives you the freedom to apply stunning effects as you see fit, using one of 30 carefully handcrafted brushes as much or as little as you like.

Yesterday, Google sent out an email to all third-party Android developers, informing them that significant changes have been made to the Google Play Developer Program. The alterations affect apps as well as the advertising practices that they use.