Hey Ninja, a free jump and slice game for Android

Hey Ninja is a free game for Android that really puts your gaming skills to the test. In the game you control a nicely designed Ninja who can do two things: jump over obstacles and slice enemies and chests. At first I thought that the game would be very easy to play, however you need some...

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ABlacklist blocks unwanted calls and messages

Every now and then I get a call from my phone company (ironically) or my bank, where someone tries to sell me one of their new “amazing” products. I rarely receive other cold calls because I’m very careful with what companies I share my phone. But cold calling is a plague affecting...

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Note Anytime, one note-taking app to rule them all

Memory is an important process in the life of modern humans as it helps us store and retrieve important information. For some it’s a process that works very well (you must have heard the saying “has the memory of an elephant”) and those are the fortunate people that are able to retrieve...

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No Texting While Driving, an app that prevents driving distractions

The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention published some interesting statistics about distracting driving, that should raise an alarm especially if you are a parent of a young driver. As high as 69% of US drivers (and ranges between 21% and 59% in Europe) use their cellphones to talk to...

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MMGuardian Tablet Security protects your children when using a tablet

MMGuardian Tablet Security is an adapted version of MMGuardian (the parental control app we’ve reviewed last week) for tablets. While some of the features remain the same, this is a different app as it targets devices with larger screens (and MMGuardian fits beautifully on an Asus...

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Test your basic math skills with Numerus for Android

When I was a student in my free time I was discovering the wonders of the gaming world by playing Starcraft, the beauty of sharing by joining DC hubs and all kind of fun stuff. My head wasn’t anywhere near the idea of creating something useful for others or anything that could help me...

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Alpha Bugs, draw the alphabet while squashing bugs

One of my son’s favorite games is Ant Smasher and it’s increasingly difficult for me to convince him into playing educational games. He just loves the sound those poor ants make when they’re being squished and my only worry is that it won’t become a habit in the real life (squishing...

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MMGuardian Parental Control, the anti-NSFW protection for your children

In 1990 when I became officially a teenager the only way you could be exposed to adult images or videos was by having a friend that had another friend whose parents had a satellite dish and got some sort of subscription to an adult video channel. That kind of “information” was so...

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Put your phone on Do Not Disturb mode with Silencify

“Silencio” screamed Imelda, Puss in Boots’ adoptive mother, and all the kids froze in silence. “Silencio” screamed my Spanish teacher not so long ago (actually longer than I’d like to admit) when a cell phone rang during the class, a time when it wasn’t...

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Formula Racing, old-school F1 racing game for Android and iOS

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...

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Instant Cover, create stunning Facebook cover photos from your smartphone

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 or was too small, and...

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Rev Ersi Quest, when Reversi meets Heroes of Might and Magic

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. Each of the pieces can be moved...

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Word Drift, a fun sliding-tile puzzle for Android

Noyes Chapman is the inventor of the 15-puzzle, a sliding tile puzzle that created a craze as early as 1880. More than 130 years passed since then, and that craze still lingers. I remember that about 20 years ago I received a form of a sliding tile puzzle myself, it was a simple one (3×3 if...

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Sharpee, your Behance portfolio on-the-go

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...

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