Apple's App Store now showcases Indie Games

The App Store now that serves as an ongoing portal for new and favourite indie titles. The App Store is highlighting key indie games and developers driving innovation on our platform, communicate how we help these developers reach news audiences, and what our editors look for in their selections.

This is a great way for lesser known titles, new developers and exciting new games to gain some attention and have their own place in the App Store. Carefully maintained by Apple's editorial team, the App Store is a platform that enables both large scale established franchises like Mario and Pokémon to reach new audiences worldwide; while at the same time offering creative developers of all sizes, from all corners of the globe like Ustwo in England to Ironhide in Uruguay, access to the same tools and same audiences.

Neil Gaiman's 'American Gods,' coming to Starz on April 30

The long wait for fans of Neil Gaiman's American Gods will be getting an exciting series on the Starz network. This intense trailer shows some of the old gods and new who are gearing up for battle. Made by the creators of Hannibal, expect this take on the Gaiman epic to be bloody and thrilling

Amazon Prime Video to premiere Hefner docuseries "American Playboy" on April 7

Amazon Prime Video is showcasing more original content with the addition of "American Playboy" a docuseries focused on Playboy founder Hugh Hefner starting on April 7th. Hefner, a former illustrator and writer for Esquire, published Playboy in the 50's and went on to define a lifestyle with Playboy Clubs and other properties.

The Amazon Original Series American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story will premiere on Amazon Prime Video in more than 200 countries and territories on Friday, April 7. The docuseries combines archival footage, pulling from thousands of hours from Hefner’s personal archives; interviews with notable figures including Jesse Jackson, Gene Simmons and Bill Maher; and cinematic reenactments.

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Waze and Spotify team up to make navigation and music more seamless for drivers

 

Crowdsourced navigation and realtime traffic app Waze has joined forces with the leading streaming music provider Spotify to allow users to more seamlessly access features while driving. Soon, Spotify users will have access to playlists on the Waze app. This means less multitasking, or having to leave Waze to go to Spotify.

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