MineMan is a deceptively simple game of memory and reasoning. The object of MineMan is to overturn blank squares and avoid those that conceal mines. If you click a mine, the game is over. Uncover all the blank squares as fast as possible for the highest score. All of your gameplay history is saved and can be viewed at any time – so enjoy trying to beat your personal best scores! Recommended for fans of classic MinesWeepe

Celebrate with the Israeli people! Shake your iPhone/iPod touch to engage with these Israeli traditional sounds – Plastic Hammer, Spray Can and some football fans! New in version 1.1 – blow your iPhone’s microphone to hear the plastic hammer’s whistle!

It’s a fun math game for just about anyone. If you like games such as Sudoku or Brain Tuner you should love this app.

The name says it all… A “Pink” To Do list manager! Like Pink? This one is for you! Quickly create a new item, save notes, due dates, and even set the priority of each “To Do”. Tapping on any one of your todo’s will quickly pull up a detailed view of that specific one. Swipe to delete!

This application displays current time in the air. And also send SOS sign, any text you like, and icon. When turned on mirror mode, it displays text and icons inverted, so you can try and see it yourself on the mirror. Try using this application in dark environment, and set screen’s
brightness to the max setting. Take a picture of what you displayed in the air using slower shutter speed. Have fun and Enjoy!

Today, Smule releases Leaf Trombone Lite & Free, a simplified version of Leaf Trombone World Stage that gives users the ability to play the instrument and experience the game’s features before purchasing the full version. Available now for the iPhone and iPod touch, this new version of the massively multi-player musical game enables users to try the Leaf Trombone, learn a new song, and observe the happenings on the World Stage.

China Ring is new, exciting, different, engaging an does indead take a new approach to a very old problem! The Chinese Rings puzzle, also known as Baguenaudier, is thought to have originated in China in the 2nd century AD. Legend attributes the puzzle to General Hung Ming (A.D. 181-234), who gave it to his wife as a present to keep her busy while he was away at war. With China Rings and the PlayMorh game system, we introduce a new way to look at puzzle games by allowing the player to explore his/hers path through the underlying road map of the puzzle. The road map diagram shows all the possible situations and paths between them. The yellow node represents the starting situation; the red and white target represents the goal situation. In the case of the chineze rings, you may be surprised to discover that the diagram, far from being a maze, is entirely linear! More puzzles are comming soon.