Earlier today, Samsung officially launched the Galaxy Grand Neo as the successor to its former ultra-affordable flagship smartphone of 2013, the Galaxy Grand, a mid-range device which proved to be pretty popular with customers who wanted a big-screen Android experience without a big price tag.

After unveiling a series of new devices at CES in Las Vegas just over two weeks ago, ASUS has now quietly launched a new Padfone variant in Taiwan. Named the Padfone E, the mid-range smartphone/tablet hybrid slots right between the Padfone Mini and Padfone X with regards to internals, however, unlike the other variants, the E is available to purchase in two colors — Johnnie Walker Black and Pearl White.

Rumors, photos and specifications have been swirling around the web for a while now advocating that Samsung is in the midst of producing a scaled-down variant of its Galaxy Note 3. Although Samsung still has not officially announced the Galaxy Note 3 Neo, the South Korean company did today confirm its existence when it issued a short statement disclosing that the device would not be making an appearance in the U.K. Unfortunately, no further details were provided.

Starting today, you can finally order Motorola’s flagship smartphone, the Moto X, with some great new wooden finishes from the company’s MotoMaker website. For an additional $25 on top of the usual price tag, customers can choose for Moto to attach either an ebony, walnut or teak backplate.

Starting today, T-Mobile customers can register their interest in the world’s first curved self-healing smartphone, the LG G Flex, which will be available to purchase from the operators online store or in any of its bricks-and-mortar stores nationwide in the not-too-distant future. By pre-registering users will automatically receive an email notification the second the official pre-order page goes live, so they are effectively guaranteeing themselves a place in the queue to order this revolutionary handset.