Crossy Road gets your friends into the game. Photo: Hipster Whale

Traffic hopping was never as much fun as it is in hit mobile game Crossy Road, and now you can play with up to three of your Android-toting friends in Wi-Fi enabled multiplayer mode.

You’ll weave through traffic with your buddies, able to bump each other into oncoming traffic to snap up all the coins and get the highest score, but if all four of you get squashed, it’s game over, so you’ll have to strategically revive your enemies along the way, too.

Amazon today refreshed its super-affordable Fire tablet lineup, adding a bigger storage option and new colors. Its sturdy Fire Kids Edition tablet has also been graced with more storage, and a new unbreakable case.

No, your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you. Photo: Sony

You don’t have to buy a Nexus device to get yours hands on the Android N Developer Preview anymore.

Sony has today made the software available for those with select variants of the Xperia Z3, and it comes with everything you’d expect from Google’s latest software, including multi-window support, direct reply from notifications, and more.

Do you delete random files on your Android without meaning to? You should have a backup — literally.

MobiKin lets you back up all of your files to your PC, and do so with just one click. From contacts to photos, apps to music, you’ll be able to select exactly what you want to keep safe, and clear space on your Droid in the mean time.

What’s more, if you pickup MobiKin now, you’ll get a massive 85% discount from Cult of Android Deals.

The Kindle Oasis takes e-reading to a new level. Photo: Amazon

Even though speculation about what to expect ran wild, the formal introduction of the Kindle Oasis last week still left a lot of people surprised.

We’ve got the lowdown on the most important things you need to know about Amazon’s newest eBook reader model, which is due to begin shipping April 27.