Samsung’s latest low-end budget-friendly handset, the Galaxy S Duos 2, made its debut appearance on Samsung’s official online store in India late last night. However, strangely, the handset was not announced by the official Samsung Press Team located in South Korea and the United States, so the handset still remains unknown to many.

Following its catastrophic attempted launch last month, the official BlackBerry Messenger app for Android is now finally available to download on the Google Play Store. The app provides Android users with unlimited access to the instant messaging service, providing them with the ability to send free text messages, voice notes, pictures and documents.

However, there is a catch.

HTC has begun teasing the upcoming HTC One Mini in a strange infographic that lists “little things that pack a big punch.” The Taiwanese company clearly hopes to change the belief that small means compromising ahead of the One Mini’s launch, which is presumably not too far away.

The Sony SmartWatch 2, which was announced at the Mobile Asia Expo in Shanghai last month, was expected to go on sale in the United Kingdom on July 15 following an announcement from online retailer Clove.co.uk.

But it appears the announcement may have been incorrect. Clove has just issued an update to say that the SmartWatch 2 won’t be available until September instead.

Verizon customers have been patiently awaiting the release of the HTC One since it was confirmed in early June, and although the carrier promised it would be here “this summer,” we’re still yet to see a more specific release date. The device has now appeared in a leaked press image, which suggests it may not be available until September.