Is the much-anticipated Nexus 6 finally on its way? An unidentified smartphone known only by the codename ‘Shamu’ surfaced in a leaked AnTuTu benchmark, earlier today, corroborating the rumors and speculation we’ve heard so far about the Nexus 6 — so it certainly looks like Google’s next flagship smartphone is set to feature some pretty awesome specifications.

Yesterday, at an official Gamescom press conference in Cologne, Germany, Microsoft announced and detailed the contents of both its upcoming updates for the Xbox One and SmartGlass companion application.

Pebble is now rolling out software version 2.4 — a vital firmware update for both the metal and plastic models of its smartwatch. The upgrade is being distributed via the official Pebble Companion application and transports WhatsApp compatibility, new developer support and a large quantity of bug fixes, stability improvements and speed optimizations.

Google is in the process of quietly rolling out a server-side update for its official Search application via the Play Store. Once updated, users will be able to receive train and bus reminders from their Gmail reservations. They will also notice that flight cards now produce information about alternative travel measures when delays occur.

We’ve been hearing an awful lot about Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Alpha, for some time now. Five variants of the handset have been confirmed to date, the SM-G850A, SM-G850H, SM-G850M, SM-G850T and the SM-G850F — which has now its been exposed as an LTE-Advanced model.