Update: The app is now available on the Play Store. Link below.

At long last, HBO is bringing HBO NOW, which first launched first on the Apple TV, to Android.

Additionally, Amazon has today announced that the online-only service is now available on the company’s line of Fire tablets, and that NOW will be making its way to the Amazon Fire TV and the Fire TV Stick very soon.

Amazon has today announced that a bunch of new features are heading to the company’s Fire TV media streaming device. Coming as an over-the-air update in “the coming weeks,” the new software features expandable USB storage, the ability to connect to WiFi connections that require web authentication, private listening on Fire TV, a new hidden PIN entry screen, the ability to search Prime Playlists, new shortcuts, and more.

Some of these features are coming to the company’s more compact Fire TV Stick device in a couple of weeks, too. While expandable USB storage and private listening seem to be only coming to the standard Fire TV due to hardware restraints, the new WiFi features, Prime Playlists, hidden PIN entry screen, and shortcuts seem to be coming to the Chromecast-competitor as well.

Additionally, Amazon has also announced today that the Fire TV Stick is coming to a couple new European countries—UK and Germany— on April 15th.

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Today’s can’t miss deals:

Samsung SM-T2105 Galaxy Tab 3 7” Kids 8 GB flash storage (yellow/orange): $65 shipped (Reg. $230)

Samsung N9000 Galaxy Note 3 32 GB factory unlocked for GSM networks: $300 shipped (Reg. $500)

Get a free Fire TV/Roku streaming stick or 50% off Fire TV/Roku 3 when you sign up for Sling TV

PNY Turbo 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive: $35 shipped (Reg. $70)

Canon EOS Rebel T3i DSLR (refurb) w/ 18-55mm Lens Kit $336 shipped (orig. $599)

Valentine’s Day Roundup: ProFlowers 30% off, Gap/Timbuk2/J.Crew up to 40% off, more

More new gear from today:

• New! Up to $140 worth of Android apps for free: OfficeSuite Pro, Cut the Rope, more
• New! 20% off new video games for 2 yrs w/ Best Buy Gamers Club Unlocked: $30 in-store
• New! Daily Deals: Beats PRO Headphones: $280, iPad mini 16GB WiFi refurb: $170, more

More deals still alive:

• Amazon Kindle sale: Fire HD6 $94 (Reg. $99), Kindle reader $59 (Reg. $79), more
• Kinivo ZX100 Mini Portable Speaker (Grey-Blue): $13 Prime Shipped
• QNAP 4-Bay Cloud NAS w/ HDMI, AirPlay and PLEX $350 shipped (Reg. $500+)
• Fitbit Charge Heart Rate + Activity Wristband: $127 shipped (Reg. $150)
• Harman recertified sale: NI in-ears $15, SoundFly AirPlay speaker $45, more
• Dell UltraSharp 24-inch Widescreen LED LCD Monitor $210 shipped (orig. $350)
• Gift Cards w/ email delivery 20% off: Fandango, Regal Theaters, AMC, Cold Stone Creamery
• Bose Acoustimass 6 Home 5.1 Entertainment Speaker System $400 shipped, more
• Download the first episode of Better Call Saul in HD for free
• Magazine subs from $4 per year: Pop Science, Wired, ESPN, more
• Belkin Fusive slim portable Bluetooth speaker $54 shipped (Reg. $90)
• Mass Effect Infiltrator is IGN’s free iOS game of the month ($4.99 value)
• Jaybird Freedom Sprint Bluetooth Headphones $60 shipped (Reg. $100)
• Get 100GB of cloud storage at OneDrive for free
• USB Charging: Omaker 3-port car chargers from $8, 10-port USB 3.0 hub $24, more
• Home: Brentwood Kettle $19, kitchen items, more
• Netgear DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem w/ built-in wireless router $90 shipped (Reg. $116)
• Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter: $22 shipped (Reg. $40)
• Bluetooth speakers: Bose SoundLink mini $159, Mini Boom $49, more
• Canon Printer w/ AirPrint + LR 5 or PS Elements $90 ($238 value)
• Seagate 5TB USB 3.0 Desktop External Hard Drive: $130 shipped (orig. $250)
• Samsung 2.5″ Internal SSDs: 850 Pro 512GB $290, 850 EVO 500GB $200
• Lexar 256GB S73 USB 3 Jumpdrive Flash Drive (100mb/s read): $80 (Reg. $170)
• Adobe Creative Cloud (PS CC + Lightroom): $10/month w/$25 Amazon credit

New products & more:

• Mitsubishi’s new iNSTICK cordless vacuum doubles as an air purifier
• Kitchen Tech: Vitamix and hand immersion blenders make silky soups, foamy drinks
• Anki announces its latest generation of iPhone connected racing with OVERDRIVE
• Nikon intros its first dedicated astrophotography DSLR alongside a slew of point-and-shoots
• Sling TV is now available with free 7-day trial, details on new channel availability
• Preorder Canon’s new Spring lineup of DSLRs and pocket cameras today
• The new HyperX Cloud II gaming headset with free 16GB USB flash drive

HBO GO has made its way to most major platforms by now, including iOS, Chromecast, Apple TV, and more. But today, the streaming service has launched on yet another set-top box: Amazon’s Fire TV. According to Amazon, HBO GO was the most the platform’s most requested service.

Since launch, Amazon Fire TV has more than quadrupled its selection, with over 700 apps and games now available. With the addition of HBO GO, Fire TV customers now have access to over 1,700 titles including every episode of new and classic HBO series, as well as HBO original films, miniseries, sports, documentaries, specials and a wide selection of blockbuster movies.

Whether or not you plan on using the new streaming service doesn’t really matter if you don’t have a Fire TV. So if you’ve yet to get on the Fire TV bandwagon, Amazon’s trying to give you another reason. For a limited time, they’ve knocked $20 off the price of the Amazon Fire TV to celebrate the addition of HBO GO.

Fire TV owners who happen to be Spotify subscribers can now use the music streaming service on Amazon’s set-top box via controls from their smartphone or tablet. In addition to using a mobile device as a jukebox, Spotify Connect lets you seamlessly switch from Fire TV to your phone without disrupting music playback.

Amazon has announced this morning that a slew of new media apps are now available for your enjoyment on the Fire TV. On top of the platform’s already large number of apps, you can now access WATCH Disney Channel, WATCH Disney Jr., MLB.TV, Animal Planet L!ve, and the WWE Network. The company says that even more are coming though, including WATCH ABC, NFL Now, A&E, Lifetime, and more.

The press release also touts the company’s TV gaming endeavors including its exclusive deal with Rovio to bring Angry Birds Family to the Fire TV. The company says that many more apps and games are on their way to the platform, and that this is just the beginning.

New services include WATCH Disney Channel, WATCH Disney Jr., MLB.TV, Animal Planet L!ve, and WWE Network, and more are already on the way—by the end of the year TV services such as WATCH ABC, WATCH ABC Family, NFL Now, A&E, Lifetime, Outside TV, Young Hollywood, North Face TV, Fashion TV, Green TV andDailymotion will all be available to Fire TV customers.