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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.

$154.98 at Amazon

Windows 10 delivers a refined, vastly improved vision for the future of computing with an operating system that's equally at home on tablets and traditional PCs -- and it's a free upgrade for most users.

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YouTube Music

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.

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WhatsApp Messenger

Though you only get a few extra useful features, WhatsApp Messenger is an excellent choice for sending free texts across platforms, even internationally.

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Netflix

Netflix remains the top TV and movie streaming service, thanks to its ease of use, lack of commercials and original content.

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Adobe Flash CS3 Professional

Adobe has improved the speed of Flash and its integration with other CS3 apps, although flashy new features are few. Plus, Flash now works natively on Intel-based Macs.

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Terraria iOS

Terraria is an incredibly involved and challenging game that's worth buying as long as you play it on the iPad.

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Dropbox

For sharing files across platforms, Dropbox is a must-have that's incredibly easy to use with a quick, free download and minimal setup time.

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Salient Eye Android

As far as free theft-deterrent and motion-notification systems go, Salient Eye has the lock on simplicity.

Apple HomeKit

Yes, you can already access various smart home products from your iPhone or iPad, but Apple's HomeKit software may have found a better way... if it ever officially launches.

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Drivemode Driving Interface

It's so intuitive and simple that you could use the Drivemode app for Android while blindfolded, but don't try that while driving.

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Vevo Android

For watching music videos, live performances, and other music-related content, Vevo is arguably the best app on the market.

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Disney +

Thousands of popular movies and shows in a clean, easy-to-use interface, makes it well worth the $7 per month.

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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Manything iOS

Manything can't match the video quality and options of some traditional Wi-Fi cameras, but there's no easier way for iOS users to experiment with DIY home security.