Kate Beckinsale in "The Widow" on Amazon Prime Video. (Image credit: Amazon)
The month of March, to put it simply, is a month of murder and mayhem and mystery on three of your favorite major streaming platforms. OK, that's also true a lot of other months of the year, but let's take a look and what's ahead in March.
On Amazon Prime Video you'll find Kate Beckinsale trying to figure out why the love of her life disappeared in a plane crash in the Congo — and why he's suddenly reappeared — in the premiere of The Widow.
Netflix brings us the second half of Season 5 of Arrested Development, new episodes of Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj and a new stand-up special with a very pregnant Amy Schumer.
And Hulu has the third season of the excellent Cardinal on tap.
And don't forget that you can come up for air from time to time with a free trial of ESPN+, which may well be the best $5 you spend each month given just how many non-prime-time sports it puts just a couple of taps away.
What's new on Amazon Prime Video
What's new on Netflix
What's new on Hulu
We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.
Review: It's hard to beat the value proposition of the Fitbit Inspire 2
Fitbit recently announced several new smart fitness watches, including the feature-packed Sense, and an update to its popular Versa line with the Versa 3. But perhaps the best value out of all the new trackers is the understated Inspire 2. Here is our review.
Samsung's One UI 3.0 beta program is now open for the Galaxy Note 20 series
Samsung has announced that it is extending the One UI 3.0 (Android 11) beta program to the Galaxy Note 20 series in the U.S. You can now sign up for the beta program from the Samsung Members app on your phone.
The Galaxy S20 FE is the best Samsung phone you can buy
Samsung makes a lot of phones — from $1,300 flagships with insane 50x zoom cameras to $250 budget phones with massive batteries. These are the best Samsung phones you need to know about in 2020.
Upgrade the storage in your Galaxy Note 20 Ultra with a microSD card
There's never enough storage when you're downloading movies and TV shows to watch offline, but the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra allows you to expand from the base 128GB and fit more files than ever on your phone.