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Here's my second list of top android apps - Music 

Entertainment & More

    SoundCloud (Free)

If you’re looking for an all-you-can-eat buffet of sound with no ads and no subscription fees, you’ve

found it. Discover new music and stream it from the cloud. The app has a clean design; it’s easy to use;

and it’s integrated with Google+. You can follow bands or singers, create sets, record sounds, and post

your tracks via social media. It’s not limited to music either; you’ll find podcasts, comedy, news, and a

whole lot more on offer in this music and audio community.

 SeriesGuide Show Manager (Free)

Tracking your favorite TV shows couldn’t be easier with SeriesGuide Show Manager. You can check up

on full episode guides and get those all-important updates on when your favorite TV shows are next

due to air on U.S. channels. There’s even a nifty widget that lets you check up on upcoming episodes

and displays the episode number and name alongside the time and channel that it will be on.

Netflix (Free)

If you don’t have a Netflix account, this app won’t pertain to you much, but since that seems to be a

minority of folks these days, we’ve added the movie-and-television giant to our list. Users can manage

accounts, add items to a queue, or stream shows or movies that are available via Instant Watch.

Streaming can be a bit much for the 3G connection we were working with, but if you have a Wi-Fi

connection you shouldn’t have any problems. With a good connection and a device with a good-size

screen, you’ll have a pretty solid streaming experience.

          HBO Go (Free)

If you are an HBO subscriber, the HBO GO app is essential. Not only are you able to watch the latest

episodes of your favorite shows, but you can also watch the entire back library of HBO content. You

can catch up on your favorite show before the next season premier.