- CellFighter Game 2.04. New Life for Game of Life — Almost 40 years ago, when computers were large working machines and the phrase «computer game» sounded absurdly, a famous British mathematician invented the so-called «Game of Life», which by no means was a game, it was rather an example of a cellular automata clear for even a child. You certainly have seen those black-and-white cells (and possibly even have written you own example in the middle school). Many…
- Crazy Poker 2: Return to Paradise — Las Vegas, Nevada. Known as Vegas, Gambling City, or Paradise. Vegas was founded in the middle of 19th century, and back then it was a quiet and usual place — place for ranchos, cowboys and farmers. But since 1930s Vegas started to become a place for hazard, adventures and gambling, as we know it now. Not all of us can come to Vegas to try their luck — but anybody can play with Vegas’ luck…
- SMS-it! 3.6.6, Talking To Mobiles — There are two basic symbols of today’s information and communication technologies: obviously, a computer and a mobile phone. Unfortunately, they aren’t very friendly to each other: Typically you can establish connection between your own phone and computer, but connecting from a computer to a remote phone (and vice versa) is another story. Therefore, it’s like having two parallel communication worlds: computer networks versus…
- Oxy Cube, When a Mobile Meets a PC — By itself, a cell phone is just a device for, basically, making calls. A computer also has nothing special in it when it’s by itself. But what happens when you put these two together? Briefly, they make a feature-packed mobile digital assistant, with no need to buy an expensive PDA or anything else tricky and expensive — just grab a copy of the Oxy Cube software, and consider it’s done…
- Firehawk, Star Wars Went Mobile — If you’re not thirsty for blood and horror and just want to take a break shooting a few spaceships and flying a mission, consider Firehawk. Unlike those 3D meat grinders that most of us are used to seeing on desktop computers, this game lets you really enjoy the play, relax and still feel the adrenaline rush of completing a crucial life-saving mission. Board on your spaceship and take off for your mission. Certainly…
- GeoWorld - the whole world in your pocket! — Despite the fact that the Internet seems to make people across the world closer, we slowly start forgetting about the real world we live in. If you are a proud parent and want to help your kids get straight A’s in their geography class or would like to refresh your own knowledge of the globe, but have no time to read hefty country guides and atlases, take a closer look at GeoWorld! GeoWorld…
- LinkCollector Portable Edition - your favorite collection of links in your pocket — Most people keep their Internet bookmarks stored on their hard drives and use them from time to time only. However, there are users — SEO specialists, webmasters, developers, coders, designers — who have hundreds or categorized bookmarks in their browsers and use them on a daily basis. Which is more, these people often switch between different browsers and work locations, which makes it hard to efficiently use bookmarks…
- Mahjong: Got Prettier, Went Mobile — Despite that Mahjong is not an action game it easily carries away even those who aren’t much into thinking and drawing logical conclusions. Adopted for computers, the game even more charms us by its ancient Eastern look and feel. Its numerous layouts of shining graphics, gorgeous backgrounds, relaxing eastern sounds and wide choice of tiles take us to the magic world of this puzzle game, where we love to stay for hours…
- TopOCR: Office Manager in Your Pocket — If your mobile phone, handheld or mp3-player is equipped with a digital camera (or that can be the camera itself), it can instantly become a powerful assistant in handling documents of all kinds and values. Business cards, signs, announcements ?- with TopOCR on your device, you will be able to recognize textual data on graphical documents and handle it appropriately. Despite that cameras on mobile devices still…
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