Entertainment
48 Plex
A great hub for all of your downloaded video files. If you have a massive database full of (legally owned) TV shows, movies, and documentaries, you can store them all in Plex. It’s a media server that enables you to stream your files to your other devices. The interface is very tidy and designed to work effectively, organising your files with the appropriate artwork. You can find the Plex app on all sorts of devices, such as the Apple App Store, Google Play, and even your games consoles. https:// www.plex.tv
49 Spotify
You’d have to be living under a rock, next to a needle wedged between 25 haystacks, if you haven’t heard of Spotify already. Since its launch, the music streaming service has pretty much taken over the way we listen to music. Spotify’s free plan gives you access to an incredibly vast online library, and if you can ignore the occasional advertisements and don’t want to download songs, this fulfills that need for instant music listening, anytime, anywhere (Wi-Fi signal permitting). www.spotify.com
50 Steam
Pretty much the first thing you download after Chrome when you get a new gaming PC, right? Steam is the most reliable source of PC games out there – with a huge library, pretty much any game you can think of will be available via Steam. Its interface is engraved into most gamers’ brains, and if it isn’t engraved into yours, you don’t have enough free time. Steam is an absolutely essential tool for any PC gamer. https://store.steampowered.com