OnePlus wants to get its devices Android Enterprise certified this year

OnePlus has a big goal this year: received Android Enterprise certification for its devices. If OnePlus gets certified, this means its devices can be used by companies who prefer to use only certified gadgets. The Android Enterprise Recommended program now has 139 certified phones on its list, with one category for rugged and one for non-rugged devices. Phones that are part of the program get five years of security updates and have a separate Work tab in the app drawer. There are required specs the phones need to meet to qualify. The complete list of requirements is accessible here.

Source: XDA Developers

LEGO BrickHeadz version of the Mandalorian and Baby Yoda accidentally show up on Amazon Canada

The merchandise for the popular Star Wars series, The Mandalorian, have started to show up. The latest one gets leaked on Amazon Canada but has since been taken down. Brothers Brick reports that both Mando and The Child, a.k.a. Baby Yoda, will be getting LEGO BrickHeadz models. The Child is built in the smaller 3x3 configuration and placed in its floating pod; the Mandalorian is donning his signature armour and weaponry. The set is reportedly priced at $24.99 and comes with 295 pieces. The release date is said to be August 1, 2020.

Android Auto is coming to select Lexus, Ferrari, and Infiniti models

After holding out, three automakers are finally bringing Android Auto into select models. Ferrari, Infiniti, and Lexus already all support Apple's CarPlay platform. Aside from these high-end automakers, one notable holdout is BMW. The car maker is still listed as "Coming soon." 

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Crave to stream Oscar-winning film 'Parasite' in May

If you haven't gotten a chance to catch the buzz-worthy, Oscar-winning film Parasite, Bell's Crave streaming service will be showing the film in May. We don't have a specific date yet, but we should hear more in the coming months. Acclaimed director Bong Joon Ho wrote and directed Parasite. The South Korean film follows the tale of a low-income family that conned their way to work for a wealthy family.