We're as frugal with our time as we are with our money. So it's no surprise that we're neither prepared to pay for the cinema nor wait for films to leave the box office; piracy is rife. Popcorn Time – ‘the Netflix of piracy’ – is making illegal downloads feel more normal and less criminal than ever.

Streaming has seen the playlist surpass the album in how people choose to listen to music, and Spotify is staying ahead of the game with Discover Weekly, which tailors tracks to each user to make exploration effortless. But how personal can an algorithm-made playlist really be?

Concerned about your data when on-the-go? Do you think twice when opening a video when you’re not hooked up to Wi-Fi? With YouTube Go, these concerns may be over. The app allows users to share and view videos without using any data, making the platform more accessible than ever.

With mobile now the norm, people are used to being able to access content whenever they want, regardless of where they are or what they’re doing. Netflix is now making this easier than ever with the introduction of a download function, which allows its 83 million users to watch offline and on-the-go.