Sony appears to be having some teething troubles with its new Xperia Z2 flagship, which made its debut in Singapore last week. Not only is the device prone to overheating when recording 4K video, but cooling it down in a bowl of water could be fatal for those who received a defective device with gaps in its chassis.

Fortunately, Sony is already aware of both issues, and the Japanese promises it is investigating them.

Samsung is known to pre-load a lot of applications a.k.a bloatware on its Galaxy devices. When the Galaxy S4 was unveiled last year, the company received a lot of flak because its bundled applications left only about 9GB of free internal storage space on the 16GB variant.

This year, things have actually gotten worse as the 16GB Galaxy S5 only comes with 8GB of free internal storage space out-of-the-box.

Adobe has overhauled its Photoshop Express app for Android to deliver a “streamlined” user experience, a faster imaging engine, and new features. The update also brings support for devices running Google latest Android 4.4 KitKat operating system.

Dutch consumers may be feeling a little left out of the Black Friday festivities, but to get them in the holiday spirit, Samsung will be offering a €125 mail-in rebate on its flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 3, this Saturday, November 30, 2013. In addition, customers will also receive a free Samsung-branded 64GB microSD card worth €99.99, which can be used to expand the devices internal storage space.

HTC has today announced that it is bringing a new HTC One variant to the U.K. with dual-SIM functionality and a microSD card slot. The device will allow users to manage two numbers simultaneously and expand their internal storage by up to 64GB.