The HTC One M8 is by far the prettiest Android-powered smartphone money can buy. Its sleek aluminum form factor makes its plastic-packing rivals look even tackier, and it’s one of the few phones I can think of that actually feels like it is worth its premium price tag. The only handset that comes close in terms of design is its predecessor, the original One (M7).

So, how do you make it even prettier? Paint it pink, of course. And that’s exactly what HTC plans to do with its latest flagship.

Smartphones that transform into tablets are already a thing thanks to the creative minds at Asus, and soon PadFone users will have a third form factor to enjoy. The leaked images below reveal an upcoming “Asus Mobile Dock Keyboard” that turns the PadFone into an Android-powered notebook computer in a matter of seconds.

It is no secret that HTC is working on a mini version of the One (M8), just like it released one last year. Now, thanks to famed phone leaker @evleaks, we have our first look at how the HTC One mini 2 is going to look.

From the leaked press render, it is quite clear that the One mini 2 is ‘mini’ version of its bigger brother and unlike its predecessor, does not make use of any plastic to cut down on the manufacturing costs. 

Eagerly waiting for the LG G3? Well, the latest leaked images of the handset surfaced on the Korean website Seeko are surely going to make you happy then. The images show off the shiny plastic back of the G3 with its re-designed volume and power buttons.

Samsung launched both the Galaxy Core LTE and Core Advanced earlier this year, and now it looks as if the South Korean Company is already looking to replace the original Galaxy Core. This weekend, a press render together with a handful of specifications surfaced on the internet allegedly revealing the design and internal configuration of this upcoming handset which is rumored to launch next month.