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<p>There is certainly no shortage of premium streaming apps to choose from nowadays. In fact, I would argue that there might be too many to choose from. Not that there could ever really be too many platforms on which to stream movies, TV shows, and music … but the fact that there are so many out there does make it awfully difficult to figure out which ones are worth our time and money and which ones deserve to be passed over, not given a second thought. Which is precisely why I have decided to make StreamingSites … to help you more easily weed through all of the streaming services out there, to save you tons of time and lots of money. Because, of course, aside from reading my lists of thorough reviews, the only way to know for sure if a streaming service is right for you is to try it out for yourself. This, of course, can easily lead to signing up for all sorts of trial periods, and, if you are anything like me, you will inevitably forget about them and then get charged, whether you wanted to use the service or not. This is, after all, what these companies bank on by offering free trials that you will forget, and then they can charge you anyway. So, I created StreamingSites in the hopes of making your life a little bit easier. I also made StreamingSites because I believe in sharing the best streaming sites and streaming apps with others. I believe that we all deserve the best streaming services, the best movies, the best shows, etc. So, if I can help make sure that as many people as possible get to stream great content, on great apps, at great prices, then my job has been done. There are all sorts of different streaming apps out there, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Some, for instance, offers unique business models that do not require you to pay anything per month to use them but, instead, offer titles for you to rent or purchase. Others may offer vast libraries of movies and TV shows absolutely free of charge (you only pay in putting up with ads … and often there are lots of them). Finding the right premium streaming app for you will be a matter of figuring out what you hope to get out of it. Maybe you prefer having the best possible app – the most intuitive and user-friendly design, the highest-quality video streaming, the most features, etc. If so, you’ll want to pay special attention to the design sections of my reviews, ensuring that the app in question offers precisely what it is that you are looking for. Or perhaps you are, like me, most concerned with the number of great titles offered. Because, after all, what is a streaming service worth if it does not have tons of classic and fresh movies and shows to watch? All that wonderful app design and user-friendliness is wasted if it does not deliver the shows and movies that you want to see, right? Then, there are premium streaming apps that transcend everything you thought a streaming app could be. Some premium streaming apps are so much more than just apps that let you watch movies and TV shows. Some are multimedia powerhouses, enormous markets of nearly endless streaming content. Some premium streaming apps offer not just movies and shows, but music and other exclusive content. Some premium streaming apps require no introduction at all. That is certainly the case with the streaming app we are going to be taking a look at today. Everyone has heard of iTunes. It is one of the most popular and widely used apps of all time. And it puts a lot of the other premium streaming apps to shame … at the very least in terms of services offered. How many streaming apps do you know that offer nearly any and every movie, show, album, and song ever produced? The iTunes library is truly out of this world. But more on that in a moment. iTunes may not be for everyone. Some people are not huge fans of their marketplace structure. Others have qualms with their design. Regardless of how you feel about this premium streaming app, one thing is for sure … there may not have been a more impactful app ever released. The ways in which iTunes helped launch media into the digital age are unprecedented. The iTunes charts, for instance, are regularly consulted for gauging the success of a new album. That should speak volumes for the influence and power behind this app.</p><h3>History</h3><p>A relatively unknown company by the name of Cassady and Greene released a program called Sound Jam MP in 1998. Two years later, Apple purchased Sound Jam, changing its name to iTunes. The software’s primary developers moved over to Apple, as was negotiated in the acquisition. They quickly began work on simplifying the user interface of Sound Jam, as well as adding certain abilities like CD burning. The first version of iTunes was referred to, for promotional purposes, as “The world’s best and easiest to use jukebox software.” It was announced on January 9th, 2001. From there, subsequent updates to iTunes coincided with hardware releases, and eventually, the app was expanded and split into sister apps, such as the iTunes Store, Apple Movies, etc.</p><h3>Design</h3><p>The design of iTunes, incredibly, has not changed all that much since the first time that I used it in the early 2000s. The layout still looks basically the same … with a tree of folders, artists, songs, movies, shows, podcasts, etc. all available on the left-hand side of the program, and the opened content itself on the right-hand side. At the bottom, of course, is the media player. But this iconic design is only that of the iTunes desktop computer program. If we are to discuss the mobile version of iTunes, we will have to look at the iTunes Store, which serves as the megaplex for all of the types of media that iTunes lets you access. Frankly, I have always found the iTunes Store to be a little too clunky, from a design perspective, for my liking. Granted, this is one of the biggest apps on the market, so I don’t know how much blame I can really put on the designers. When you are trying to cram hundreds of millions of titles from several different media all onto one small app, you must have a pretty daunting task in front of you. That being said, I do still think that the iTunes Store app could be a little more streamlined and user-friendly. I do not love how the top of the app-only offers two options to toggle between Featured and Charts, and the bottom displays Music. Movies, TV shows, Search. I do not think that the ability to switch between charts and featured is necessary enough to warrant such a huge space of the layout. Beyond just that, though, the main screen where you can access the content itself is too cluttered for my liking, with too many different sized and shaped tiles for an app, in my opinion. I would love to see the iTunes app be cleaned up a little in future updates.</p><h3>Content</h3><p>Well, this is, without a doubt, where the iTunes app truly shines. This premium streaming app has a little bit of everything. You have everything you could possibly want, media-wise, all in one convenient place: Music, Movies, TV shows, ringtones, and more. Music: iTunes offers 43 million songs to choose from. Browse by artist, song, genre, and curated categories just for you Movies and TV: iTunes has over 85,000 movies; over 300,000 TV shows. Here, you can browse by network, title, genre, rating, collections, and movie bundles. iTunes also allows you to preorder new releases, which will automatically download onto your device as soon as they become available.</p><h3>Pricing and Plans</h3><p>Well, iTunes does not cost anything to download. And it does not cost you anything per month to use in the way of subscriptions. However, you have to pay for content individually. Pay by album, by song, by movie, by episode, or by season. This is the downside, at least for me, of iTunes. I am not personally a huge fan of buying content, one piece at a time. I would much rather pay per month and stream, but, hey, that’s just me.</p><h3>Suggestions that I have for Apple iTunes</h3><p>My main suggestion would be to spruce up the design a little, make it a bit more streamlined, and declutter it. An app of this stature, I think, should look much cleaner!</p>

The iTunes app is probably one of the best-known premium streaming apps in existence. Having been around since the early 2000s, iTunes is a trusted household name in the world of streaming. Their marketplace is massive, with millions upon millions of titles available, across every medium: film, TV, music, and more. Is iTunes worth your time? Read my review of the premium streaming app today to find out!

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<p>Streaming devotees, gather around! For those insatiably hungry for the finest Dutch programming, RTL XL (NL) is your golden ticket. Imagine a digital haven where a bounty of categories tidily awaits your every click, from heart-racing reality TV to the pulse of current affairs. Are you stranded because of pesky geo-blocks, craving the vibrant world of Dutch entertainment from distant lands? What if I told you that with just the right tweaks, you could potentially unlock a treasure trove of content? And let's not even start on my favorite feature—live broadcasts brimming with real-time thrills! If you're game, let me take you on a tour.</p><h3>Effortless Navigation, Boundless Choices</h3><p>What strikes me most about RTL XL is its brilliantly laid-out design, ensuring that even the newest viewer won't feel like a lost traveler. Every click feels intentional, and every section guides you seamlessly to the next. With a robust search function at your fingertips, the platform tempts you to explore, discover, and indulge in its expansive library. From nail-biting shows to soothing documentaries, the categories are curated to entice every kind of viewer, making it a one-stop destination for your diverse appetites.</p><h3>Live Broadcasts: Never Miss a Beat</h3><p>Ever found yourself in the nail-biting suspense of real-time broadcasts? That's what RTL XL (NL) delivers with gusto. With the ability to tune into live RTL channel broadcasts, you’re right there, experiencing the highs and lows as they unfold. Whether it's the breaking news sweeping across the Netherlands or the gripping moments of a live reality show, RTL XL ensures you’re part of the action. The opportunity to watch live placements the platform miles ahead in offering an immersive, real-time viewing experience.</p><h3>Ads: The Unexpected Guests</h3><p>Yet, as in many fairy tales, a twist awaits—advertisements. Yes, the somewhat pesky intrusions are part and parcel of RTL XL's free offering. While they do momentarily break the spell, consider them as brief intermissions—opportunities to grab snacks before diving back into your favorite segment. For those who thrive in patience and relish free content, this minor inconvenience is merely a ripple in an otherwise serene viewing experience.</p><h3>The Tug of Geographical Borders</h3><p>Downsides? There's the age-old nemesis of geo-blocking, where the enticing array of content on RTL.nl can remain just out of reach for international fans. While this may seem a barrier, remember, where there's a will (and sometimes a VPN), there's a way. For our friends within the Dutch borders, this platform is nothing short of a digital Eldorado. A hint for the adventurous: it's a world worth wandering into, as long as you don't mind working around a few locked gates. Ultimately, RTL XL (NL) is more than a service—it's an experience, and one well worth exploring for any true lover of entertainment.</p>

Dive into RTL XL (NL) for the best Dutch shows, live broadcasts, and documentaries. Effortless navigation and boundless content await, though ads may pop up. 

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<p>Looking for a vibrant streaming platform that combines fun with learning? Zapp could be your next go-to destination. This Dutch streaming site is a treasure trove of educational content designed to captivate curious minds. Geared primarily towards a young audience, Zapp makes education an exciting journey. Yes, some content might play coy behind those regional restrictions and language barriers, but where else can you find such a lively blend of learning and entertainment? Dive in and explore how Zapp might just be the streaming treasure chest you never knew you needed!</p><h3>Content and Accessibility</h3><p>Zapp caters to a diverse audience but has a special focus on viewers from the Netherlands. Due to licensing agreements, some content is region-locked, meaning that non-Dutch users might encounter a few obstacles. However, once inside, you'll find a range of programs predominantly delivered in Dutch. This might limit accessibility for those who don’t speak the language, yet it's the perfect reason to pick up a few new Dutch phrases! The educational themes woven into these shows not only entertain but also enrich viewers with knowledge. Where else can you find a platform that transforms learning into an adventure?</p><h3>Multi-Device Streaming</h3><p>Zapp offers flexibility, allowing users to enjoy content across various devices. Whether you're at home or on the go, Zapp ensures that their content is never more than a click away. The platform is easily accessible via web browsers, and for those who prefer mobile viewing, there are handy applications available on Google Play and the App Store. This means you can catch up on your favorite shows from virtually anywhere! Imagine soaking up educational content while lounging in a park or during a long commute. Zapp turns idle time into an opportunity to learn and be entertained simultaneously.</p><h3>Educational Entertainment</h3><p>Zapp shines brightly in the realm of educational entertainment. It caters primarily to younger viewers, but the intriguing, cleverly crafted programs have the potential to capture the imagination of audiences of all ages. Educational themes dominate on Zapp, making it more than just a source of entertainment—it's a gateway to gaining knowledge in a fun, engaging way. Whether it's nature documentaries or science shows, Zapp has a knack for igniting a passion for learning. The platform stands out as a unique haven for those who value entertainment that also educates.</p>

Zapp offers engaging Dutch educational content for young minds, blending learning with entertainment. Enjoy on-the-go access via multiple devices. 

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<p>Once upon a time, people struggled to find an easy and fast way to download numerous files at once. That’s right, ladies and gentlemen, we’re talking about the dark ages when dialup internet ruled the world. It’s hard to believe that there ever was such a day, isn’t it? Thinking back on that era feels something like trying to recall a bad dream you had as a child. The memory is hazy and very unpleasant. Luckily, though, those days are over. And nowadays downloading files (as many files as you want) can happen in virtually no time. So, then, it would be logically sound to assume that download managers would have become a thing of the past, right?</p><p>Wrong. Download managers, like many pieces of technology, have merely evolved to take on the tasks of the always fluctuating times. The download manager of today is not used for exactly the same reason people used download managers in the past, sure, but that does not mean that they are any less useful or convenient to have! The focus may have shifted a bit, sure, but download managers can still make the sometimes inconvenient task of downloading many files from a source as easy as it truly should be.</p><p>Anyone who has tried to mass-download files from file-hosting sites such as Rapid Share, Mega, etc., has run into a lot of pesky annoyances. There is, of course, the problem of sometimes having to go through manually and individually download pieces of the larger file one at a time (man, oh man, have I wasted many an hour doing this!).</p><p>Then there is also the annoyance of having to make your way through multiple CAPTCHA tests to prove that you are not a robot (I am willing to admit, albeit a little bit embarrassingly, that I have failed these tests a number of times; it’s getting to the point where I am beginning to wonder … am I a robot?). Whatever the issue may be, downloading large files must be able to be done more easily. There has to be a better way.</p><p>Well, that is precisely where the download managers come into play. Once you install a piece of download management software onto your computer, your life will become remarkably improved. All it takes is a few clicks and you, too, could achieve trouble-free downloading! Whether you are downloading movies, multiple seasons of a TV series, or your favorite musician’s discography, using a download manager such as J Downloader is definitely the way to go!</p><p>At this point, though, maybe you are asking yourself … what exactly is a download manager, and, more importantly, why do I need one? Well, as the title suggests, a download manager is a piece of software that, well, manages your downloads for you. It automatically collects every file in a large download and executes all of the tasks that are sometimes required of people who wish to download files.</p><p>In short, if you download stuff often from the internet, a download manager will make your life so much simpler. Plus, it will free up a ton of time that you otherwise would have spent going through and manually downloading large files. Let the software do the work for you, that’s what I always say. And for almost every problem that you encounter online, a program exists to help you save time and energy. Face it, your time is valuable … you shouldn’t be wasting it executing monotonous tasks. After all, isn’t that what we have robots for anyway?</p><h3>History</h3><p>It is surprisingly difficult to find any background info on J Downloader through a Google search. J Downloader is widely used enough that I would assume its origins would be well documented by now. Well, on second thought, perhaps this is not quite as surprising as it seems. The program is free and open-sourced. And for some reason, free and open-sourced programs seldom have a lot of information available. I chalk it up to the fact that the creators of open-sourced programs likely do not have much interest in taking credit for it. Otherwise, arguably, they would do so and make it proprietary.</p><p>Alas, little is known about J Downloader. But I love programs like this, personally, that do not care about profits or fame. The best programs and applications, as far as I am concerned, are the ones that people simply post online for free. That is how you know that whoever did make it had pure intentions. They don’t care as much about making money as they care about providing a useful and life-improving piece of programming with the world. J Downloader already has my vote of confidence, even just at the outset. But is J Downloader well executed? Let’s take a closer look and find out, shall we?</p><h3>Design</h3><p>This is, frankly, where J Downloader starts to lose points with me. I mean, I understand that download managers were first created back in the days of dial-up internet. But does that mean that download managers have to, in 2020, look as if they were created in the days of dial-up internet? I suppose that what I am trying to say is this: J Downloader looks like it is straight out of the 90s.</p><p>In other words, I think that J Downloader is in dire need of a makeover. They could definitely stand to spruce things up a bit. And that is putting it mildly. The design of the download manager is clunky, dated, cluttered, and, honestly, rather intimidating. It’s so sparse and stripped down that user experience does not seem to have been a concern at all for the coders that made it. It almost looks like you are going to have to learn code before you can make use of it.</p><p>That being said, once you do master the program and get used to it, it becomes very easy to use. Just note that there is going to probably be a bit of a learning curve. This is not the kind of program that you will be able to know the ins and outs of immediately upon downloading it. Putting in the time, though, to get acquainted with it will save you a lot of time down the road … so, I would say that even though it is a little cumbersome and tricky to figure out at first, it is well worth it if you are willing to put in the time. Look at it more like an investment of time if that helps to justify it.</p><h3>Mobile and Desktop Experience</h3><p>Talking about how J Downloader functions on mobile devices would probably not be very fruitful. And that is simply because A.) there is no app or mobile version of J Downloader out there, and B.) there probably are not many instances in which you would need a download manager on your smartphone. Maybe you could use one on your tablet. But mobile devices, generally speaking, do not have enough file space on them to warrant a need for a download manager.</p><p>That being said, it would be nice for those of us who have expansive storage space on our phones or tablets to be able to use J Downloader. So, perhaps an app should be in order. But the number of people who download files that large on their mobile devices is probably relatively small enough to make the development of a J Downloader app unnecessary.</p><h3>Pricing and Plans</h3><p>As I said before, J Downloader is 100% free to download and open-sourced. This is, in my opinion, how software should be. I have an immense amount of respect for J Downloader and freeware like it.</p><h3>Suggestions that I have for J Downloader</h3><p>Well, for one thing, please (please, please, please) redesign J Downloader. I want the experience to be more immersive and intuitive. I do not want to feel like I am opening up Microsoft Excel or something every time I use this software. A redesign is necessary!</p><p>Secondly, if J Downloader could expand to the mobile space, that would be great as well. Other than those two relatively minor complaints, though, J Downloader is a solid piece of free software that will definitely make your life a lot easier if you are a high-volume downloader!</p>

Jdownloader.org is one of the most valuable pieces of software you could download if you find that you, well, download a lot of files! This is the premiere download manager – it is tried and true and generally beloved by all. But it is not only an effective and powerful download manager, it is also 100% free to use for life and open sourced. Read my review of J Downloader today to find out whether this is the download management program that you have been waiting for!

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