HTC has finally announced the One max, its new flagship phablet that hopes to compete with the Galaxy Note 3 and other super-sized smartphones. As expected, the device boasts a 5.9-inch 1080p display, a speedy Snapdragon 600 processor, and a fingerprint scanner.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 mini hasn’t quite made its way to the United States yet, but it looks like we won’t be waiting too much longer. The device has leaked en route to AT&T and Sprint in black mist, white frost, and pink.

U.S. Cellular together with Motorola are in the process of preparing a much-anticipated update for the Moto X. The upgrade is a duplicate of what we’ve already seen T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T roll out to their carrier-branded devices, bringing a multitude of camera improvements and bug fixes.

Samsung has announced that the smallest of its Galaxy Tab variants, the Galaxy Tab 7.0, will officially be available to purchase on Sprint starting October 11, for a special introductory price of $49 on any of the operators two-year contracts. At launch, the Galaxy Tab 3 will only be available in White, although a Midnight Black version will be here in time for the holidays.

Following Sprint’s recent rollout of Android 4.3 for its carrier-branded version of the HTC One, HTC has officially tweeted from its U.S. account, notifying One owners on other U.S. carriers that they shouldn’t have too much longer to wait until they receive this much-anticipated software update.