Dos Owls’ Odin is a tiny gadget that measures just 4.3 x 6 x 1.8 inches, weighs up to 2.2 pounds (the steel version), and could replace your computer, TV and cable. The Odin is basically an Android-powered computer with access to Google Play store apps and content that’s ready to be used for entertainment and business purposes, and can be easily carried around. The device isn’t available for purchase just yet, as it’ll soon kick off a Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign.

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Amazing as it seems, we are still talking about Flappy Bird all these months later. And now Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen has given us our first look at his followup to his one-time smash-hit mobile game, which he said earlier this week would involve “a guy jumping from building to building.” Sure enough, the picture Nguyen posted on Twitter Thursday afternoon features a faceless man in a white helmet jumping onto the roof of a building and then rushing off to presumably jump to another building. Will this new game be as successful? We have our doubts since even big-name studios such as Rovio and King have had trouble expanding their game empire beyond their first hit franchises. You can check out the screen capture of Nguyen’s newest work of art below.

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If you needed any further proof about just how powerful our smartphones are becoming then you need look no further than a recent ad put together by car manufacturer Bentley. Per The Loop, this gorgeous ad was shot entirely on an iPhone 5s and put together using an iPad Air, which just goes to show how these small devices can theoretically allow anyone to make a professional looking commercial, provided they have the proper equipment and the talent.

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Everyone in the tech industry in waiting on pins and needles for Apple to unveil its next project. Many have predicted that Apple is preparing to enter the wearable market with an smartwatch, others have brought up the possibility of a standalone television, but Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdhry might have given Benzinga the most peculiar prediction of all: Apple’s next product could be a 3D printer.

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We’ve just gotten our best indication yet that the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy S5 Prime is imminent. @evleaks, one of the most reliable gadget leakers around who typically gets intel on devices that are fairly close to being released, wrote on Thursday that the Galaxy S5 Prime will soon launch in Korea and will come in five different color options: “Black, white, gold, blue, and sweet pink.” The Galaxy S5 Prime is supposedly going to be an even higher-end version of its popular Galaxy S5 smartphone that will use a metal case instead of Samsung’s trademark plastic shell. Samsung typically releases several different variations of its flagship devices — it released at least 12 different versions of the Galaxy S4, for instance — but this will be the first time it’s ever released a device that’s supposed to be a fancier version of its flagship brand.

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Other than getting into high-profile fights with Ryan Seacrest and T-Mobile, BlackBerry has been pretty quiet this year, in no small part because it’s officially started clamping down on leaks. However, the company decided to give the BlackBerry faithful a sneak peak at BlackBerry 10.3 on Thursday by writing a company blog post detailing 18 key new features that they can expect to see when the updated OS finally rolls out.

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We learned earlier this year that the bloatware problem on Samsung Android devices had gotten so bad that it reportedly greatly annoyed Google, which told Samsung to stop releasing so many gimmicky apps. And now it looks like Samsung has gotten the message because it’s apparently ready to ditch some of its own apps found on Android devices.

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If there’s one thing Comcast loves doing, it’s figuring out how to grab even more money from its subscribers. But Comcast has a problem: More and more customers are choosing to reject its beloved bundles and only subscribe to it for Internet alone, which still gives them the option to watch their favorite shows through Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and other online streaming services. To squeeze more money from these rascally cord cutters, Comcast has said that it plans to implement bandwidth caps that will slap its users with fees if they watch too many episodes of House of Cards over its network.

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Fleksy on Thursday announced that its Android keyboard app has broken the Guinness World Record for fastest testing, a feature Microsoft has recently bragged with during its Windows Phone 8.1 unveiling event. Microsoft said that using its Windows Phone WordFlow tech a user was able to beat the old record of 20.53 seconds to type a 126-letter sentence by almost two seconds (18.44 seconds). Now Fleksy says it has bested Microsoft by 25 seconds.

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In an earnings presentation released on Thursday, Ubisoft revealed that Far Cry 4 would be coming to consoles and the PC on November 18th of this year. Far Cry 4 will follow up on the massive success of Far Cry 3, one of the surprise hits of 2012. According to a post on the PlayStation Blog, Far Cry 4 will be set in Kyrat, “a breathtaking, perilous, and wild region of the Himalayas struggling under the regime of a despotic, self-appointed king.” Far Cry 4 will also feature many of the elements that defined its predecessor, including a wide variety of weapons to collect, vehicles to operate and animals to hunt.

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