If you're familiar with those games in which the goal is to reconstruct plumbing and water conduits so that the water might be correctly conducted, I think a little spark of familiarity will ignite in your brain when you play Rail Maze. The gameplay is more or less the same, but there are a few unexpected twists and turns along the way. Find out more in today's review.

Tower Defense, but with a little twist. Cartoon Wars is a combo of real-time strategy with action, and it's been garnering both praise and fans in the Android community. Read on to find out if we agree with the positive comments that have been flooding the market.

Many smartphone users are storing everything and the kitchen sink on their smartphones these days, including data that is of sensitive nature such as passwords, credit card data, etc. It's in their best interest to have contingency plans should their device ever fall into the wrong hands. This is where apps such as mSecure - Password Manager come into play.

What exactly does this app have to offer? You'll find out in today's review.

The big smoke, the great wen—call it what you will: London has been a major metropolis for two millennia now. Every year, millions of tourists visit London, looking to experience what the UK's largest city has to offer. And L-Town doesn't disappoint: be it history galore (the London Stone, located in central London on Cannon Street, is said to be the stone from which King Arthur drew the sword), magnificent architecture, gardens and sites (Kew Gardens is breathtaking at this time of year), music, theatre and art (too much to try and sum up) or full-on Brit culture (tea! crumpets! scones!), visitors are sure to get their fill when in London.
...Except for when it comes to finding a taxi when you're standing in the drizzling rain at 2AM after all the pubs have closed. Just try haling a taxi car when you most need one, go on, I dare you!

I was recently in London and let me tell you that I speak from experience when I say that sometimes looking for a free taxi in central London is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
Fortunately, some of my London based friends suggested I use Get Taxi, an app that allows users to order taxis online or using their smartphones. More details after the jump.

I'm sure plenty of you have tried the Akinator. Well, the popular app is back with a new name: Akinator the Genie. We couldn't resist checking it out to see what's new and what's changed. If you're curious too, check out today's review.

Cat allergies but a hairball softie at heart? While virtual pets are no replacement or even booby prize for real living creatures, they can prove to be a fun distraction nonetheless.

Talking Tom Cat 2 Free is the newest edition of the well-loved and very eloquent cat gent, and it features a few more fun additions. We tested the app out for you, so read on to find out what we make of it!

Does anyone even remember playing solitaire with a real deck of guards? I don't know about you, but I do remember playing the virtual version, slouching in front of our old family Windows XP PC.

I'm always pleased to see classics make their way onto smartphones, and also curious to see how said classics are transformed to suit the Android platform—so you can imagine that I was more than happy to try out Solitaire, which bears a ballpark resemblance to the Windows solitaire.
Read on for more deets!

Summer is upon us – then again, judging by the cloudy skies and cool temperatures this past week here in northwestern Europe, one might wonder if that's just wishful thinking – and people are beginning to feel antsy about their physics not being in peak condition for beach season.

While going to the gym and targeting specific muscles groups is a great thing, I find that when the weather permits there's nothing like doing sports outdoors. Cycling and jogging are effective, cost-efficient and fun ways to burn calories, and trainANDtrack! is a smart companion for outdoor sportsmen and women, according to the app's developers at least. What did we make of it? Read on for all of the details!

It's when your smartphone starts replacing your other devices that you realise just how mighty it truly is. And the devices I'm thinking of include cameras and game pads, yes, but also controllers.

Today let's take a closer look at Sonos Controller for Android. Can and will it replace controllers?

Users who tend to download a steady flow of applications and have an address book that's jam packed with contacts know that a tidy house, er, smartphone, equals a tidy mind. And this goes double for users for whom surfing the web is second nature, especially when icons and links are threatening to permanently take over the homescreen.

Luckily, there are a few dependable apps available that will help you keep your Android device tidy and easy to navigate. Folder Organizer is one of them, so let's take a look.