I have an Android smartphone for over 2 years now, and until yesterday I never changed the wallpaper. Right when I got the phone I set the wallpaper to a default photo and that’s it. I didn’t even know there’s an option to set a live wallpaper. It’s just a matter […]
“Kids Numbers and Colors” is a free game for Android developed by Funedge, suitable for kids that want to learn how to write numbers and how to count in Indonesian (or English if Indonesian is their main language). Now, since not all kids really want to learn (I know I didn’t […]
We’ve previously covered a review for Entangled, a game developed by Jan Rychtár. That was one of the 3 apps developed by Jan so far, so now we’re taking a look at another game developed by him, called GeoTrain – Flags and Capitals. There’s a common […]
Every phone loses signal once in a while not to mention those cases where you work in an environment prone to lost signals (i.e. in a lab that’s several floors under the ground floor, like those poor guys in “Breaking Bad”) or whenever you ride the subway for instance. On my […]
[Update]: The developer announced a new version with 2 major improvements: the red and green colors are now less bright and the icon sizes on the wrapped sides were changed so that the game looks better on all screens now. Furthermore, the app is completely free until March 8, 2013 (with […]
When I was little there was a game we would play with a ball of yarn (thread for those that never saw one), where you’d start tangling the yarn over your fingers and the others had to take the “spiderweb” off your hands onto their own in a way so that […]
MegaFlux just became one of my favorite Android puzzle games, as I’ve always been a fan of the Rube Goldberg machine-type of games (I remember the good old times after ’95 when I discovered “The Incredible Machine” game and became addicted) – these types of games usually require you […]
Threedot is an arcade-like game that takes place in a world of micro-organisms. Your goal as a good micro-organism is to destroy other bacteria that are trying “to kill or otherwise harm” you (as the father of all bacteria, Sid the Sloth, would say).
So the purpose is […]
If you’re actively using Foursquare you are taking advantage of the incentives received when checking in from certain locations. Be it a restaurant or a cinema, it’s always to your advantage to check-in and get your Foursquare bonus. Of course there are situations when you don’t want to check-in from a […]
Two most annoying phone experiences in my life are related to receiving cold calls, for which luckily there are now do-not-call lists, and having to call a large company to talk to a human being and receive support for my problem. For the latter situation, I would follow the same process […]