It seems that a select few Google Play patrons have noticed that the Google Play store is now allowing them to partially pay for items with their remaining store credit. Google has not officially announced the change yet and it doesn’t seem to be working very widely at the moment, but a gradual back-end roll out could be under way. On working devices, the partial payment option is in effect across apps, books, music, movies and the news-stand, and can also be put towards in-app purchases.

Disney Plus has now dropped perhaps its biggest exclusive release since it first launched in November 2019. The filmed stage version of the hit musical Hamilton is now live on the service. To watch Hamilton on Disney Plus, you’ll want to sign up for Disney’s streaming service. You can do that at the link below. What's new on Disney Plus in June 2022: Ms. Marvel, Baymax, and more Streaming What is Hamilton?

We’re less than two weeks away from the launch of the OnePlus 7 Pro, and the leaks are flooding in. Days after giving us official-looking renders of the premium handset, leaker Ishan Agarwal is back with what he believes to be the official price of the phone in India. As you can see from the below tweet, the OnePlus 7 Pro is believed to come in three spec options. These include 6GB+128GB, 8GB/256GB, and 12GB/256GB.

There are a lot of reasons to get an Amazon Fire TV Stick. It lets you make a regular TV smart and gives you easy access to all your video streaming apps. Even if you have a smart TV, the Fire Stick interface is likely faster and less buggy than whatever is on the TV. More importantly, it’s cheap. If you’ve bought one and are ready to get started, here’s everything you need to know about how to set up an Amazon Fire Stick!

There’s something infinitely addictive about LEGO. Whether it’s the colored plastic blocks or the LEGO games based on your favorite movies, there’s just no putting them down. After arriving on consoles more than three years ago, LEGO Lord of the Rings is now in Google Play. LEGO Lord of the Rings encompasses all three of the films, so you can play along with all of J. R. R. Tolkien’s legendary characters through your favorite locations in Middle Earth.

TL;DR OnePlus has launched its Red Cable Club rewards program in Europe. This offers discounts on several product categories on the OnePlus website. You’ll also get early access to buy an upcoming audio product. The OnePlus Red Cable Club launched in India in 2019, promising a variety of benefits for OnePlus fans. It’s only taken almost two years, but the rewards program has finally launched in Europe. The European take on the Red Cable Club currently offers a variety of discounts on items purchased via OnePlus.

If you are using the Oxygen OS launcher on your OnePlus phone, a swipe to the right of your main home screen will show you the OnePlus Shelf feature. However, the new OnePlus 8 series of phones appear to do away with Shelf, and that could mean the end of the feature for other phones, too. In place of the OnePlus Shelf feature on the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro is the Google Discover feed.

While not as well known globally, Xiaomi has been making waves in its home Chinese market since its first smartphone release back in 2011. Of course, if you’re wondering why the name seems so familiar, that is courtesy of the company’s high-profile hiring of Hugo Barra, ex-Vice President of Product Management for Android, who joined the company as Vice President of Xiaomi Global. With this move, there’s now hope that Xiaomi’s amazing products will soon be available to a more global audience.

However, Samsung could close-off the program at any moment, so if you’re interested in trying this beta out, get on it quickly. To sign-up for the beta, simply open (or download) the Samsung+ app on your Galaxy S8/S8 Plus/Note 8 and look for the Android 9 Pie beta notification. Tap that and then wait for the OTA download to make its way to your device. The software download is around 1.5GB in size, although the exact size is different depending on the device.

Update, December 4, 2018 (6:02 p.m. ET): The second most hated new mobile game based on a classic PC franchise, Command & Conquer: Rivals, is now live on the Google Play Store. The reimagined take on C&C with Clash Royale-like gameplay was first announced back in June to a somewhat frosty reception at EA’s annual showcase around the E3 gaming expo. Rivals has been in soft launch for a while now in select regions and the reviews from that time have been generally mixed.