Do you own an HTC One M8? If so I’m pretty sure you’re well acquainted with a huge amount of accessibility settings the Taiwanese company integrated into the latest build of its Sense 6 user interface, but are you aware that you can also activate magnification gestures which enable you to zoom in and out, just by triple-tapping on the screen within any application?

It certainly looks like Sony is having difficulty keeping its upcoming flagship smartphone of 2014 under wraps. So far its appeared in a handful of leaked press renders, been the subject of an alleged specification sheet, passed through the Federal Communications Commission not once, but twice, and earlier today starred in two new images ostensibly revealing one of the handset’s sides and its back panel.

Every Thursday we write about a particular accessory we’ve been using over the course the past week and today we’re focusing our attention on Jawbone’s latest fitness offering, the UP24, which hit the shelves earlier this year alongside the company’s revamped version of its Jambox audio system.

Last week, an unannounced Sony-branded smartphone bearing model number D6603 passed through the United States of America’s official certification authority, the FCC, and now a similar device has been spotted in a separate filing with identical documentation, strongly indicating that it’s more than likely the European version of the Japanese company’s upcoming flagship smartphone — the Xperia Z3 (D6653).

HTC initially launched its flagship smartphone of 2014 in two color options, Gunmetal Grey and Glacial Silver, with a third, Amber Gold, being added just one month later. All three colorways exhibit the handsets beautiful, sleek design in a bold, yet elegant way, but are not to everyones liking. That’s why the Taiwanese company has today announced pink and red alternatives of the One M8 — so users can select a shade that suits their style.