- 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…
- Double Solitaire, Another Dimension of the Old Game — The computerization of good old board games (like cards) sometimes brings awesome results. I am talking about cases where the author of a «virtual equivalent of a real game» can find and embody some new features, because of which the game remains almost the same, but its playability receives a completely new dimension. The good example is Double Solitaire, which harmonically combines the logical challenge of the classic…
- Personal Memory Manager 6.0, Human Knowledge Management — Personal Memory Manager is a unique combination of powerful knowledge management and presentation engine with human user interface — clear, simple and understandable. The software is ultimately close to the requirements of user who wants to represent complex idea and knowledge structures and DOESN’T want to study the program for several days or weeks beforehand. In plain words, Personal Memory Manager allows creating notes…
- War Games Construction Kit — Do you sometimes think it’s high time you took a break and put your work off for a minute? You definitely do. Wouldn’t it be nice to release the tension and wreak some havoc on the battlefield? But what would be a good time killer in a situation when you don’t have any games at hand? There is an answer for all action-lovers out there — War Games Construction Kit! This game is ideal…
- Lines Push 3.45, The New Old Game — You definitely know the old classic Lines game, which was like «move the colorful balls through the field to make the combinations (lines) of a color». And if you know the game (you do!), there were times when you fell in love with it and spent days to solve that puzzle seemed to be so easy. If the above is the story of you, (it is!) you probably remember the sad day when you noticed you were bored. Even…
- My SUDOKU 1.62, The Game From Endless Time — In 1849, prominent mathematician Leonard Euler published his work «De quadratis magicis» («On magic squares»), describing properties and construction of «squares of digits» with special constraints for sum by rows and columns. In 1979, American architect Howard Garns published in Dell Magazines a puzzle called «Number Place». In 1986, Japanese puzzle publisher Nikoli republished Garns’ puzzle…
- Webnirman Contacts Manager, Free Up Memory For What's Important — It’s certainly wise to rather have lots of friends than the same amount of cash in the pocket. The only little problem with having hundreds of friends is that it’s hard to remember them all even by name, not to mention their addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and other important events. Keeping up with all that data is quite a bit of a trouble; this amount of information can hardly…
- Holding Pattern, Don't Get Late for the Boarding — Remember that breath-taking picture you saw in the window of the airplane during the last flight? Or are you just dreaming of your first flight and count days till that exciting moment? Or maybe you’re in love with airplanes and just can’t wait until the next boarding just to see again that blue sky, marvelous sunset or the unknown land floating beneath the silver ring again? Why wait? — With Holding Pattern Coach Class…
- Autumn Time Screensaver, Sweet Memories of Bright Sunny Days — Autumn is not just rainy weather, muddy roads, dark and longer nights and the anticipation of the first snow. Autumn also pleases us with countless baskets of juicy fruits, bright colors of seasonal landscapes, and never-ending chains of exciting fairs and festivals. It’s a really unique time of year, which flies by within a few bright, sunny days, which we’d hope to last until the next summer. But the most we can…
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