The HTC One M9 now takes better photos. Photo: HTC

HTC has rolled out a software update for its new One M9 handset that hopes to fix some of the camera troubles you may have read about in its early reviews. However, the software is only available to those in the U.S. because it ships pre-installed on international models.

Galaxy Note 3 gets a taste of Lollipop.

Got a Galaxy Note 3 on Sprint? It’s about to feel like a much newer device thanks to Samsung’s latest Lollipop software, which is now winging its way to you over-the-air and via Samsung’s Kies applications for Mac and PC.

Samsung next smartwatch could be much more attractive than previous Gears. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Samsung is said to be developing a new smartwatch with a round face that hopes to challenge more attractive offerings from its rivals like the Moto 360 and the LG G Watch R. Codenamed Orbis, the device will reportedly be available with 3G connectivity with support for calling.

This could be the only smartphone supported by Google’s network. Photo: Google

Google has already confirmed plans to experiment with its own wireless services to “show what’s possible,” and we know it’s going to be limited in its reach. So limited, in fact, that you might need Google’s own Nexus 6 smartphone to connect to it.

Google wants to show carriers how to get it right. Photo: Google

After finally lifting the lid on its new Apple Pay competitor this morning, Google confirmed plans to take on carriers as well. The search giant will launch its own wireless service within the coming months, but it will serve only as a proof of concept to “show what’s possible.”