Could this be the OnePlus One Mini? Photo: Gizmochina

One of the best things about the original OnePlus One is that its excellent design managed to pack a 5.5-inch display into a device that is more compact that some 5-inch smartphones, but the upcoming One Mini may not be quite as sleek. These purported images of the new device give us what could be our first glimpse at its 5-inch display and massive bezels.

Grab a OnePlus One now while you can. Screenshot: Cult of Android

The popular OnePlus One is on sale again without an invite, and you can get yours in time for Christmas if you order now. Don’t wait around too long, though, becaue this is a limited-time offer that’s only available while stocks last.

OnePlus hopes to build upon the One’s incredible success. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

OnePlus has had incredible success with its first attempt at the smartphone, with the One still seeing exceptional demand six months after making its original sales debut. Now the Chinese company is hoping to build upon that with an even more impressive OnePlus Two, which is expected to deliver a sharper display, Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon processor, and an even better rear-facing camera.

It’s about time. Screenshot: Cult of Android

Still trying to get your hands on a OnePlus One? Well, get your credit card ready, because for the next 72 hours, you can finally purchase both the 16GB and 64GB models directly from the OnePlus online store without an invite. You can also save some cash on official OnePlus accessories while you’re at it.

Tearing down the OnePlus One. Photo: vantt1

OnePlus promised to fix the One’s frustrating touchscreen issues for good with its latest CM11S software update, and yet lots of users are still taking to its forum to complain about the problem. According to one user, that’s because the issue has nothing to do with buggy software, but rather the way in which the handset has been put together.