The Android game Dragon Fly is the story of baby dragon running away from the nest and is pursued by the mother. The baby dragon needs to collect diamonds during the game, both to progress up on different levels and to learn flying.

Controlling the dragon in the game is extremely simple – users just need to tap and hold to screen to increase the speed of the dragon. Once it is at the lowest point of the drop, the gamers have to release the screen and the dragon flies and soars yet again, covering large distances. That’s how the dragon manages to keep a decent distance between the pursuer and the dragon baby. The baby dragon is too young to fly and that’s why he needs efficient handling by the gamers to fly over the hills.

Those who are looking for a more complicated control will be glad to know there isn’t any. There is no need to press any complicated key combinations, the users just have to make a choice when to tap and when not to tap. A similar game, which is present on iPhone and iPad, is Tiny Wings though the game plot of it is slightly different.

The skills required at every level of Dragon Fly are slightly different though. Either users may have to perform swoosh three times one after another, or collect 100 diamonds or collect 10 speed flasks. The users may need to keep playing the game in order to improve their game and progress across the levels. The game has been designed so well that the users feel inclined to play it time and again.

Those who are new to the game may take some time to fine tune their tap and release screen actions along with the flight of the baby dragon. The physics of the game is smooth, which anyway is necessary for the gamers to get the timing right. The landscapes are generated a new every day to ensure the game remains fresh for the mobile gamers playing the game.

The Right to Information Act was enacted by the Parliament of India in the year 2005. Under this act, an Indian citizen enjoys the right to seek information and ask questions to public authorities, take copies of relevant documents, inspect government documents as well as works, and take samples of material used in any government work.

At times, however, getting information out of government functionaries seems an arduous task and it becomes more difficult if one does not know the right procedure.

RTI India, a forum of strong over 2.3 lakh users, thus provides a platform to guide others. It has recently released an Android App to extend the aid to the Android smartphone users as well.

The RTI India app isn’t some fancy looking application with a great user experience to be honest but it certainly serves the purpose &#151 provide information.

RTI India app for Android is an attempt to mash-up the Forum style with social networking features. For instance, the navigation and appearance is like a vBulletin based website but one can post photos, add friends, and other things with one’s profile.

First time users need to create an account with the RTI India while the registered users simply need to login and get started with the app.

Pressing the Menu button will reveal three core sections/features of the app which include &#151 Forums, Articles and Blogs. Along with, other social features are clubbed which include &#151 Messages, Notifications, My Profile, Friends and Photos.

Before moving ahead, we would like to plead that not everyone in the forum would be great at vocabulary, spellings and English. The objective of this app is to share the right information and pass on the correct process to procure information from govt.

The app is quite responsive even on EDGE/GPRS data connections. Green comment count, depicted by speech bubbles, takes one directly to the comments.

While majority of the information is in textual form, several administrators of the forum and comments love sharing URLs which are not clickable at times. That can be a bit frustrating.

Most importantly, there is a dedicated section for new users who wish to learn everything about the format of an RTI letter. Apart from that loads of information about States as well as Central government regulations is being provided and shared every day via forums, articles, blogs and even comments.

RTI India app for Android is quite a helpful app for those willing to explore and educate oneself about everything from applying for passport to format of RTI letter need to try out this application for Android smartphones. The same application is also available for iOS users as Write RTI app.

Tetris is one of the most popular puzzle games of the last three decades. It was designed and programmed by a Russian computer engineer, Alexey Pajitnov, back in June 1984.
After being made available through several platforms, Electronic Arts released the free and paid version of the Tetris game (in colour) for the Android 1.6 or higher update running handsets. The free version of Tetris can be downloaded from Android Market.

Tetris is a puzzle game that requires arranging the four blocks on the playing field to create a horizontal line of ten blocks without gaps. Each shape comprising of four blocks are known as Tetromino, a geometric shape. There are seven Tetrominoes which keep coming at a random order and the player is required to arrange them at the bottom of the playing field to create a horizontal line of gapless ten blocks.

Sounding as easy as any other puzzle game, Tetris has certain challenges involved though. Unlike the handheld Gameboys of the 1990s, the Tetris game for Android supports gestures, making it tad difficult. Gesture controls are the two edged swords and at times bit abysmal.

The player is supposed to perform certain specific gestures for required output. For instance, tapping on the screen will rotate the dropping Tetromino in the playing field. Slide down gesture will make it drop at the bottom.

One good feature of this game is the Ghost PC feature in the Options that shows how exactly the Tetromino will appear at the bottom of the playing field, almost like the preview of how each shape can appear when dropped. Users can make the best of this feature and practice to improve the game. Also if you think the upcoming Tetromino doesn’t fit with those already in the playing field, then you can tap in the Hold box for pulling that one aside.

The free version of Tetris comes with 15 levels with different gravity speeds. Jumping directly to the level 15 and attempting to play it will certainly kick back your confidence a bit. That’s clearly because one needs to tweak and tune the gestures to respond accordingly with the gravity of the Tetrominoes.

Folks looking for a good puzzle game for killing time and also some brain exercise, should certainly try out Tetris. Our only complaint with Electronic Arts would be the full screen ads which are quite irritating to be honest. There should’ve been an option to use optical buttons as controls instead of gestures.

You can always buy the Tetris full version for Rs 155.99 from the Android Market to get rid of the Ads.