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$6.99 at Disney Plus

Disney +

For Disney's legions of Star Wars, Marvel and Pixar fans who want to enjoy those movies, and their extra features, the service is easily worth the relatively low monthly fee.

$60.00 at Fubo TV

FuboTV

Plenty of channels and improved menus make FuboTV better than ever, but it still lags behind the best live TV streaming services.

DirecTV Now

DirecTV Now delivers an impressive mix of channels for the money, but people who prioritize a cloud DVR should look elsewhere.

$4.99 at Nvidia

Nvidia GeForce Now

Nvidia's cloud-gaming service is beginning to hit its stride, but it's still missing many games.

LibreOffice 4.3 PC

LibreOffice is a great office suite, but it can't compete with modern apps that offer strong compatibility with Microsoft Office, and also work on mobile devices and the Web.

AEG Let's Taste

This app is useful on its own now, but with a concept feature on display at IFA 2014, you might never again have to open your oven door to check on food while it's cooking.

Apple Pay iOS

In partnership with retailers, banks and credit card companies, Apple launches the iOS mobile payment service Apple Pay in the US on October 20.

Microsoft Office 2013

Familiar tools coupled with new features and a simplified and redesigned interface make Office 2013 well worth the paid upgrade.

Microsoft Project Spartan

Project Spartan is now available for testing on Windows 10.

Apple Photos OSX

Apple's Photos for Mac OS X Yosemite combines an iOS-like interface with advanced editing tools familiar to desktop users. CNET takes a closer look at the developer release.

Lyve App

Lyve is a fast and hands-off way to organize your photos if you don't want to do it yourself.

Adobe Acrobat DC

Adobe Document Cloud, its apps and applications look like a very good start, but you may want to wait a bit before jumping in with anything other than Fill & Sign.