Today Sprint announced that it has teamed up with Samsung to develop a rather unique variant of the South Korean company’s most-recent tablet — the Galaxy Tab 4 7.0. What’s different about it? I hear you ask. Well, it’s the first slate on the market to feature support for the carrier’s tri-band Spark LTE technology, which guarantees users a significantly faster data transfer speed.

Samsung has just applied for a trademark on the name “Galaxy Note Edge” for what could possibly be the recently-rumored curved variant of the Note 4. The handset’s believed to boast a single display that wraps around its edges — so, by all accounts, it certainly seems like it would be a rather fitting name.

Sony’s upcoming scaled-down variant of its yet-to-be announced flagship smartphone has been the talk of the town for a while now. So far we’ve seen it pass through the Federal Communications Commission, show up in a bunch of leaked product shots, and just this morning was the subject of seven images allegedly revealing the handset’s side, back and top panels.

After Samsung showed off its upcoming Galaxy Alpha for the first time at a Russian yachting event this weekend, the handset’s internal specifications and price tag have been leaked.

Meet Adobe Photoshop Express.

Today’s App of the Week, Adobe Photoshop Express, made its debut appearance on the Google Play Store back in 2013, and has been recognized as the most elegant, futuristic, fluid, and user-friendly third-party photo editing tool ever since. So, consequently, we’ve decided to bring the application its very own review here on Cult of Android.