One of the best and most popular features on Motorola’s flagship smartphone, the Moto X, is its Active Display functionality which automatically displays important notifications on the lock screen without any user input. This attribute was a Moto X exclusive at launch, and in no time at all a replica was developed exclusively for Android 4.3 users, which has now been tweaked for a second time and is available to download on any Android 4.0+ device.

Motorola has confirmed that it will not be offering custom engraving for the Moto X when it goes on sale this Friday, August 23. The company insists that it will “make it happen” later on, but it’s currently unclear how long customers may be waiting.

Yesterday, Motorola announced a number of new accessories for its latest flagship smartphone, the Moto X, and now today it has confirmed that it will be including a free Skip unit with all orders of the handset through Moto Maker for a limited period of time only.

After keeping us waiting for several month, Verizon has finally confirmed that it will be selling the HTC One online and in stores starting Thursday, August 22. The device will be priced at $199.99 with a two-year contract, which is the same price Verizon charges for the One’s biggest competitor, the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Motorola has begun selling a number of accessories for the Moto X ahead of its launch in the coming weeks. The company has teamed up with Griffin, Incase, and Power Support to offer cases, docks, and screen protectors — all of which can now be found on Motorola’s website.