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Amazon is taking the fight to Netflix. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Amazon is taking the fight to Netflix. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Amazon is stepping up its battle with competitor Netflix by introducing a payment option allowing customers to buy its streaming video service for a monthly fee of $8.99 — one dollar less than Netflix’s most popular subscription plan.

Previously Amazon’s video service was only available to Prime members, who paid $99 annually for cheaper, faster shipping, alongside other perks.

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Who needs cable when services like HBO Now, Netflix, Hulu, NHL Game Center, and more have you covered?

This handy box brings all of these apps to your TV screen in ultra high definition. Just connect it to any HDMI TV and you’re in business. You can also play games, listen to music, view photos, and more, tapping into your TV’s full potential as a bona-fide entertainment center.

A OnePlus 2 in House of Cards season 4. Photo: Netflix

A OnePlus 2 in House of Cards season 4. Photo: Netflix

What better way to market your latest products than to get them into the hands of the most powerful people in America… or at least actors pretending to be the most powerful people in America.

That’s exactly what Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus did when it coughed up $300,000 to get the OnePlus One, OnePlus 2, and OnePlus X on hit Netflix show House of Cards.

Favi SmartStick 2

Want to access thousands of movies and TV shows on your favorite streaming platforms—including Netflix, Hulu, and Google Play? Connect the Favi SmartStick to the HDMI port on your TV or projector, and you’re in business.

And for a limited time only, you can get yours for 38% less through Cult of Android Deals.

Bad news, those who use proxies! Photo: Netflix

Bad news, those who use proxies! Photo: Netflix

In news that is sure to disappoint some, Netflix is cracking down on customers who use proxies or “unblockers” to trick the streaming video service into thinking they’re in a different country as a way of accessing extra content.

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