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DirecTV Now

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

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Google Duo

Duo is Google's answer to Apple's FaceTime, and the company swears that the video-calling app is totally different than Hangouts.

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Google Drive Android

For Android users, Google Drive is a must-have download, as it offers convenient cloud storage space, Google Docs functionality on the go, and file-sharing capabilities to boot.

Android Pie

Android 9.0 is already on some Android phones. Here's what you can expect when it comes to yours.

Editors' Choice

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Google Maps Android

With its long list of features, zippy performance, and syncing of data across other devices, Google Maps is a must-have application for anyone running Android.

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Pokemon Go

Pokemon Go has taken over your phone, the internet and our lives. Here's everything (and we mean everything) you need to know about the hit game.

Google Photos

Free unlimited storage, automatic backup and fun editing effects make Google Photos one of our favorite tools for wrangling your photos.

Apple Music

Apple Music has a lot of potential, but its iCloud Music Library bugs and confusing interface keep it from edging out Spotify for now.

$3.99 at Jackadam

Dark Sky

With accurate weather alerts that are specific to your exact location, Dark Sky is a must-have app for iOS users.

Android Oreo

Oreo doubles down on the nuts and bolts -- and speed.

Apple iOS 11

Siri will try to read your mind, and you can pay your friends back in a text. Plus, AR is gonna be huge.

$229.95 at Amazon

Sling TV

Sling TV's bargain price and freedom from contracts make it well worth a test-drive for prospective cord-cutters or "cord-nevers" who can live with its stripped-down selection of live TV channels.

ClassPass Live

It's a reasonable option if you want a wide selection of classes at a relatively low price.

FreeTone

If you're looking for a spare number to deal with people from Craigslist or similar services, FreeTone does the job, but with the syncing problems and so many ads, there are better apps out there.

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Google serves up a new app for music lovers called YouTube Music that organizes all the different versions of your favorite tunes into a central hub with guided paths for artists discovery and new music curation.

Sony PlayStation Vue

Sony's PlayStation Vue lets you ditch cable TV and still enjoy tons of live channels and DVR features, and you don't even need a PlayStation.

Steam Link app

Valve's app for streaming games to TVs, phones and tablets does exactly that, but the "mobile" aspect doesn't make much as much sense when you're tethered to a location.