If you’re planning to pick up a Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge in the coming months, you might consider getting it on T-Mobile if you watch a lot of movies and TV shows. The carrier is giving those who purchase either of Samsung’s latest flagships an entire year of Netflix absolutely free.

The OnePlus One gets Android 5.1 (unofficially). Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

OnePlus may be painfully slow at bringing Lollipop to the One, but third-party developers are not. The popular device just got its first unofficial CyanogenMod 12 ROM, which is based on Google’s latest Android 5.1 firmware.

Our first official look at the One M9 Plus? Photo: HTC

An official HTC press invite for a “More than One” event in Beijing on April 8 indicates the Taiwanese company’s rumored One M9 Plus is finally on its way.

Xiaomi’s new Android powered TV is a beauty. Photo: Xiaomi

Short of Samsung, there’s no other company that gets as bad a rap for copying Apple as Xiaomi. The Chinese gadget maker, though, has just beaten Apple to market in at least one category. Although a proper Apple HDTV has been rumored by the likes of Gene Munster for ages, Xiaomi has beaten Cupertino to the punch with a beautiful — and affordable! — Android smart TV.

Amazon Fire TV just got better, for free. Photo: Amazon

Apple is trying to make Apple TV more appealing than ever with a lower price tag and HBO Now exclusivity, but Amazon announced today that it’s bringing new features to its set top box too, and they won’t cost customers a cent.

Expandable USB storage, private listening via for wireless headphones, and hotel Wi-Fi support are being added to Amazon’s TV devices. The new features will rollout to customers over the coming weeks as a free, over-the-air software update for the Fire TV and Fire TV Stick.

The list of new features includes the following: