If you’ve been waiting for Google’s new Nexus 5 to hit Google Play, then today’s you’re lucky day… as long as you’re looking for a 32GB version in white. The device is now “in stock” and available to order, and it leaves Google’s warehouse in 1-2 business days.

Google’s Chromecast is officially available only in the United States at the moment, but you can have one imported if you know where to shop. Amazon is now shipping the $35 dongle to customers in the United Kingdom and Australia with prices starting at £22.59 and A$38.64 respectively — before shipping and taxes.

The Android-powered NVIDIA Shield console has been delayed a day before it was set to go on sale. Gamers should have been able to pick up the device from today, but NVIDIA announced on Wednesday that due to a “mechanical issue” with one of the handheld’s components, it will now go on sale sometime in July.

If you’re familiar with Kickstarter, I’m sure you know that backers receive any product they funded first, prior to the product being released to the public, and the same is true of the long awaited Pebble Smartwatch.

Pebble announced that all of the backers, who paid more than the RRP, should have received their Pebble Smartwatches by now. The next set of pre-ordered Smartwatches to go out, are to the people who paid the retail price, following the first Kickstarter funding time.

Have you ever ordered a product from the Google Play Store? If so, I’m sure you were outraged by the shipping fees and disappointed with the restricted shipping options. The only shipping option available at present is 1-2 business days, for a fee ranging between $5.99 and $13.99 – depending on the product you’re purchasing.

However, it looks like Google is gearing up to introduce some new shipping options.