My first computer, a clone of ZX Sinclair, had Basic on it and as many others I was ecstatic to see I can write code from a provided booklet and play my first-ever written game. It was a rudimentary car (the letter “A”) that had to follow a “road” composed of […]
If you are one of billion users that Facebook has (or soon will have) you know that your Facebook timeline view has a cover photo and you have a profile photo. You might have done at least a change for your profile photo and uploaded a picture that stretched beyond wonders […]
Reversi is a classic board game invented in the 19th century in England played on a 8 x 8 board using 64 identical pieces called disks. Each of these pieces is dark on one side and light on the other, easily switching during the game from one player to the other. […]
Noyes Chapman is the inventor of the 15-puzzle, a sliding-tile puzzle that created a craze as early as 1880. Actually it’s not just “A” sliding-tile puzzle, it’s the first one to have been created. More than 130 years passed since then and that craze for these types of puzzles still lingers. […]
Part of the Adobe family, Behance is one of the most popular online portfolio websites. With over 1 billion views for the listed projects, if you’re an artist and not featured on Behance you’re missing an opportunity. As on Behance not only you get to showcase your portfolio, but you also […]
2012! Maya Mayhem is the second game designed by Sofresh games that we review and include on BestFreeAndroidApps (first one was Megaflux) and it’s as addictive as its predecessor. One of the first popular games released in the 80s was Asteroids by Atari, […]
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 […]