A front panel picture of apparently the Xperia Z3 and the Z3 Compact have made their way online, giving the world a first look at them. The leaked picture does not really reveal much about the device expect that Sony is still going to make use of its OmniBalance design language.

Even the bezels look more or less the same as present on the Xperia Z3, so it is not yet clear on how Sony is planning to differentiate its upcoming flagship from its predecessor in the build department. 

LG’s latest flagship — the G3 — is yet to go on sale in most regions of the world, but that has not stopped  the images of the mini variant of the handset from making its way to the Internet.

Dubbed the G3 Beat, the handset once again pushes the boundary of what really is “mini” in the Android world with a 5-inch screen.

Sony has announced a new programme targeted towards enterprise customers, dubbed Xperia in Business. The service is similar to Samsung’s KNOX security suite, which aims to provide an additional level of security to enterprise users for sharing and managing their business information along with relevant tools for managing devices in bulk. 

According to a report from Ars Technica, Google will not allow OEMs to customize the three new flavors of Android it announced last week at I/O: Android Wear, Auto and TV.

According to David Burke, Engineering Director at Google, the UI is a part of the product and they want to deliver a very consistent user experience this time.

Amazon’s Android AppStore might not be as popular as the Play Store, but the company sure does hold some tempting sales every once in a while to attract consumers.

Today, Amazon has announced that it is holding a weekend sale on its AppStore where it will be giving away 31 apps worth up to $100 for free.