Enjoy Play Music for free again. Photo: Google

Google Play Music’s one-month free trial has returned, giving customers the chance to use the service and all of its features for a short time before they decide whether they want to subscribe at $10 a month.

Play Music credit isn’t available to all. Photo: Google

One of the many perks that come with buying Google’s new Nexus smartphones — alongside great specifications at an affordable price, pure Android software, and instant updates — is a free Play Music subscription for 90 days.

Anyone who buys a Nexus 5X or Nexus 6P can enjoy it — unless they’re an existing subscriber.

The Nexus 6P’s camera looks very promising. Photo: Eddy Talvala

We can’t be sure the Nexus 6P’s camera lives up to Google’s promises until the device goes on sale later this month — but we can be sure the device shoots amazing slow-motion video. Check out this clip of a hummingbird stopping by for a drop of water.

Nexus 5X goes all-out on USB-C. Photo: Google

If you plan on plugging the new Nexus 5X into your Mac or PC to transfer music, movies, and photos to it, then you’re going to have to invest in a new cable. The one that comes bundled with the device probably won’t work with your computer — or existing chargers.

Stagefright isn’t dead yet!

Stagefright, the massive vulnerability that affected more than 1 billion Android devices when it was discovered back in July, is back.

It’s just as dangerous as it ever was, only instead of leaving your smartphone vulnerable to attack via text message, it is now at risk from dodgy music.