The backside of the two-faced phone. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac

At CES 2015 in Las Vegas this week, we got to take a look at the new YotaPhone 2, a unique smartphone from Russia that has a regular AMOLED display on its front, plus a secondary e-ink display on its back. The device is already on sale in the U.K., and YotaPhone has since confirmed that it is also coming to “one of the big four” carriers in the U.S.

The Nexus 9 LTE is now available on T-Mobile through the carrier’s Underground website, just one week after we heard that its launch had been postponed. Prices start at just under $600 if you want to pay upfront, or you can get it for $0 down and 24 monthly payments of $24.99. Meanwhile, Google Play still says the device is “coming soon.”

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You may want to start looking elsewhere if you’ve been waiting for the Nexus 9 to come to T-Mobile, because according to a leaked internal document, the tablet’s launch has been postponed indefinitely.

Nexus 6 finally reaches T-Mobile. Screenshot: Cult of Android

T-Mobile finally began sales of the Nexus 6 today, one week after the handset was initially set to make its debut. Like rival U.S. carriers, T-Mobile currently only has the device in Midnight Blue, but while the rest only have 32GB models, T-Mobile is also offering the 64GB model — though it won’t be quite as easy to get hold of.

Last year’s Moto X is a bargain on eBay. Screenshot: Cult of Android

Looking to pick up an excellent smartphone on a tight budget? Last year’s Moto X — which was widely considered one of the best handsets of 2013 — can currently be had for just $230 (with free shipping) for a limited time.