It’s been a long time coming, but we are finally starting to see signs suggesting that LG’s first ever curved screen phone, the G Flex, is headed to popular U.S. carriers, AT&T and T-Mobile. Yesterday, a leaked press render was posted on Twitter revealing two new models of the handset, the D950 and the D959, which both appear to have very minimalistic carrier branding.

Fashionably late as usual, Verizon has at last posted the official update documents for a much-anticipated upcoming upgrade for HTC’s flagship smartphone of 2013, the One. This announcement comes two months after all the other major carriers in the United States started rolling out Android 4.3 for the handset and reveals that Big Red is now preparing to do the same.

It has taken T-Mobile some time to get its act together, but today the carrier finally began rolling out its Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for the Samsung Galaxy Note II. It weighs in at around 614MB, and you’ll be able to download it over-the-air or via Samsung’s KIES application for Mac and PC.

It looks like T-Mobile is gearing up to launch a new LG handset with a slide-out physical keyboard. It’s called the Optimus F3Q, and as you can see from the image above, it has already been leaked ahead of its official unveiling.

HTC appears to be struggling to sell its flagship HTC One, despite rave reviews, an expensive marketing campaign, and plenty of praise from pundits and users. So in an effort to shift a few more of them over Christmas, the company is now giving U.S. customers interest-free credit over two years with $0 down to finance an unlocked handset.