Experimental & indie games find their home on Itch.io

Steam isn’t lacking in terms of indie titles. They have their share. But if you want more independent or experimental titles, you might want to head over to Itch.io. The site has both a web app and desktop app for you to use. It features games ranging from small, experimental titles to those that might cost you a few bucks. If you want to scratch that gaming itch (pun very much intended), head over to Itch.io.

Source: Itch.io | Via: Lifehacker

Facebook tests new feature on iOS to help you find events in your area

Facebook knows everything about you so it might as well make use of that. A new feature being tested out on iOS shows you a revamped Events page on the app. It’ll let you browse events in your area that you might be interested in. Or you can also search by date to see if there’s anything happening in the coming weekend.

Source: Lifehacker

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 12/12-12/19

Taylor Swift to release concert film exclusively for Apple Music subscribers

‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ gets its first full trailer

Hyundai recalling 10,800 Genesis coupes for detached driveshafts

Watch: Star Trek: Beyond's first trailer is out

Change your Facebook profile to show you’re a ‘Star Wars’ fan

Google Maps for iOS gets offline navigation

Juniper Research: Robots to reside in more than 1 in 10 American households by 2020

Apple Music support rolling out to Sonos users signed up to beta program today

Apple's Craig Federighi dishes on Swift in open source

Google: BlackBerry PRIV was Canada's top tech trending topic for 2015

FIA Formula E now also has Jaguar in its roster

Apple Watch can now be used to control GoPro cameras

Homido 'mini' is a sensible, pocket headset for VR apps

Apple appoints Jeff Williams as COO, Johny Srouji as SVP hardware, Phil Schiller now in charge of App Store

Breitling's smart wearable merges tech with craftsmanship

Spotify subscribers can now stream the "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" OST

iPhones become the top used ‘camera’ for Flickr uploads in 2015

Review: SanDisk Wireless Connect Stick

Hyundai teases rendering of IONIQ

Report claims Beatles music set to come to streaming services on Christmas Eve

Report claims Beatles music set to come to streaming services on Christmas Eve

Fans of legendary rock group might be in for a treat. According to sources who spoke with Billboard, Beatles’ discography is set to land on “most, if not all” streaming services by Dec. 24^th.  Fans might be able to hear “Hey Jude” by Thursday. There were rumours before that there will be a six-month “exclusive” for a known streaming service but that died out. However, this past January former Universal Music Group digital executive Rob Wells was said to restart discussions on the matter and papers were reportedly signed by mid-September. Major streaming services won’t comment about their involvement in the report. If their catalogue does show up in streaming services, we can only speculate what records the Fab Four will break.

Source: Billboard