Oscar RaymundoStaff Writer, Macworld
Oscar writes about cool iPhone apps from Macworld's San Francisco HQ.
AT&T; will offer Hulu to its customers, but it isn't free
The wireless carrier is hoping its customers stay glued to their screens longer by binge-watching unlimited episodes of Seinfeld and South Park.
Apps to keep track of all your favorite TV shows
Microsoft's Sunrise calendar is incorporating TV schedules. Here are other apps and services so you won't ever miss an episode of 'Game of Thrones.'
Now you can read 'The New York Times' for free on its redesigned iOS app
The legacy newspaper has made its iOS app, NYT Now, a free download, dropping the previous subscription price of $8 a month.
Get your first look at iOS 8.4 beta 3 and its new Music app
Apple has released a third beta version of iOS 8.4, including a revamped Music app, as well as a new beta build of OS X Yosemite 10.10.4.
Apple could make Beats Music free -- for a little while, anyway
Industry sources claim that the revamped music service could come with a free trial, depending on the outcome of Apple's continuing negotiations with music labels.
More than 1 million people made video calls with Facebook Messenger in the first two days
Another sign of success for the social network that wants to be the world's de facto communications platform.
Snapchat wants to break the news of who is elected President in 2016
The photo-sharing and messaging app has launched content channels and hired a CNN vet as it gears up to become a full-blown news service by the 2016 election.
DNA testing coming to iPhones? ResearchKit could herald new medical era
Apple is collaborating with medical researchers to develop iPhone apps that could make DNA testing more convenient and widespread.
Despite lacking music rights, Beats Music is expected to relaunch at WWDC
Apple's Beats Music revamp may not have the rights to stream music from all the major record labels, but sources are confident of a June launch date.
