Imagine if there was an Android smartphone that let you easily upgrade internal components, replace broken parts, and personalize the overall appearance of the handset without buying a brand new handset altogether.

The Sony XTRUD, imagined and designed by Francois Rybarczyk, would allow you to do just that. Straight out of the box you would be able to tinker with your smartphone to your heart’s content, upgrading several internal components in an effort to create your ‘ultimate smartphone.’

HTC delivered some bad news for HTC One S owners today by confirming that the device would not be upgraded to Android 4.2.2 with Sense 5. Despite being just over a year old, the device will now have stick with the software it already has.

Mozilla has published a new Firefox for Android 23 beta, which brings with it the ability to view RSS feeds from the web browser, the automatic hiding of the location bar, and a flatter but more Web-friendly redesigned logo.

Mozilla’s lead visual designer, Sean Martell, announced that the new logo has been designed with “SVG compatibility and color consistency in mind.

Three U.K. has revamped its pay-as-you-go (PAYG) pricing by introducing new, lower rates for prepaid customers who don’t sign up to one of its monthly add-ons. As of this week, customers with PAYG credit who are not using an add-on will pay just 3 pence per minute for calls, 2 pence per SMS message and 1 pence per MB of data.

Fleksy, the revolutionary new Android keyboard, has received a pretty solid update that brings a ton of new features and enhancements. One of the which is the new “vanilla” theme that really is as stunning as the original black one. This app brings your keyboard a new lease of life and makes typing on a touchscreen that little bit more bearable.