Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos touts Fire Phone’s services at the Seattle launch event. But will Amazon’s first phone really deliver? Photo: Roberto Baldwin/The Next Web

Amazon’s new Fire Phone boasts plenty of unique features; flashy stuff like 3-D effects, the intriguing scan-to-buy app Firefly, and 24/7 tech support via Mayday. But should the Fire Phone be your next smartphone?

Here are five possibly fatal flaws you need to be aware of before you place an order for Amazon’s first smartphone.

If you’ve been saving your cash for one of Samsung’s much-anticipated flagship tablets, then you’re going to want to keep an eye on its Galaxy Premiere event on Thursday, June 12. The South Korean company has confirmed will be live-streaming the entire presentation via YouTube — direct from Madison Square Garden, New York.

Google is rolling out a new YouTube update that will finally allow Android users to pick playback quality. It’s a feature iOS users have been enjoying since the official YouTube app arrived in the App Store — but until now, those on Android could only choose between standard- and high-definition streams.

Yahoo has ambitious plans to take on YouTube with a new video service of its own, according to sources familiar with its plans — and it is reportedly set to make its debut this summer. The company is already in talks with video producers, and it plans to offer them a significantly greater cut of ad revenues in an effort to convince them to switch.

If you’re as excited as us about today’s LG G3 event, then you’ll probably want to watch the whole thing live. Luckily for you, LG is streaming it all — and you can watch it right here.