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Speaking to the Korea Times (via Android Beat), executive vice president of Samsung Mobile Lee Young-Hee confirmed that the Galaxy Gear watch will arrive next week and will be based on Android. Young-Hee also stated that it won't use a flexible display, putting an end to rumours about bendy screens wrapping around your wrist. Further information about the watch wasn't discussed so we still don't know whether we'll be seeing a regular version of Android on board. Given the small size of the screen, it's likely that it will be a heavily customised version of the software, designed to run specific apps that link it to an Android smart phone. Actual screen size and processor remain unknown, although previous leaks hint that it'll be able to make calls and surf the web.

With a 4 September launch, Samsung is evidently hoping to get off to an early lead with its wearable tech, ahead of Apple's own much-rumoured smart watch, that's yet to see the light of day, Young-Hee also confirmed that the Galaxy Note 3 will be given a 4 September launch, Firm specs of the new enormo-phone are still unknown, but it's expected to have a gigantic the great wave of pug iphone case Full HD screen, a stylus for writing, 4G connectivity and potentially an octa-core processor here in the UK, We'll be swarming all over the IFA show in Berlin next week so make sure to keep it CNET for all the latest news from the show floor, While you're waiting, let me know your thoughts on Samsung's watch on our Facebook page and whether you're more excited to see what Apple does with its own watch..

While there's no guarantee that these images are genuine, they do closely match a new teaser video shown off by Sony's official Xperia Twitter account (shown below). Although Sony hasn't given any specs of the new phone, a shot of it plunging into water suggests that, like the Xperia Z, the new model will again be waterproof. Interestingly, the headphone port doesn't appear to have a waterproof cover, suggesting that Sony has been able to keep water out of the port without using awkward flaps. Previous rumours suggest the phone will be sporting specs similar to the Xperia Z -- a Full HD 5-inch display, quad-core processor, but with a larger 3,000mAH battery. The phone is due to launch at this year's IFA show in Berlin on 4 September. We'll be there in force so stay tuned for all the latest news.

In the meantime, head the great wave of pug iphone case over to our Facebook page to tell us what you think of the latest rumours and what you're most excited to see at the Berlin show, Sony's next flagship smart phone has been shown off in some sneaky hands on pictures, showing what looks like a metal frame, Rumours and leaked photos of Sony's next flagship blower are flying thick and fast in the run up to its expected launch at IFA next week, The latest crop of photos show a lucky gadgeteer handling the new phone which appears to be sporting a few physical upgrades from the existing Xperia Z..

The plastic iPhone 5C has a few more differences though, including longer volume buttons and smaller speakers. It's only shown off in its blue colour, however, previous leaked photos suggest that it'll be available in a rainbow of garish hues, much like Nokia's Lumia phones. Although no prices have been confirmed, the iPhone 5C is set to be a more 'affordable' iPhone, hence using plastic, rather than the more costly metal for its body. No internal specs are shown or discussed in the video so processors or screen resolutions are still unknown. Apple is expected to be holding a launch event for both phones on 10 September, so keep your eyes peeled nearer the time for all the latest news.