Continued…. from Part I….

Second app I would like to mention is good for yes/no, go/or not to go, to be(er)/or not to be style of decisions. Yeah those kind of decisions we have made using a simplest of techniques such as flipping the coin. So there is an app that just does that, “flip the coin”. It is called “Coin free”. It allows you to flip a coin. There several different coins to choose from (different countries). The sound of flipping is that of flipping a coin and falling on a glass table.

The options in the game allow you to set which gestures will cause a coin flip, which coin to use, and sound on/off.
The development feature of this app I like is the way that paid app is advertised. The paid version allows much larger choice of coins. So in the options when you are choosing coins the developer has ability to see other coins that you can get which is appreciated. It is a simple way and effective way of promoting the paid version of the app.

Screen shoots: Coin Flip

One final note, for those who have not heard it – The Clash – “Should I Stay or Should I Go”:

• Hear the song itself @myplay.com , or

Watch the famous Levi’s commercial that used this song:

Splash screen

Did you ever listen to the song by group The Clash “Should I stay or should I go”? Well I have on number of occassions had a urge of singing that particular song because I did not know what to do at that particular moment. An honestly there were many times where I needed to make decisions…

Did you ever listen to the song by group The Clash “Should I stay or should I go”? Well I have on number of occassions had a urge of singing that particular song because I did not know what to do at that particular moment. An honestly there were many times where I needed to make decisions…

So I have decided to write this particular post to point out few free apps that will help you make random choice.

First I would like to mention bar hoping game: Spin the bottle! I have used it on many occassions to decide which bar to visit next. I do have to mention that before you try this in real life you have to have a bottle! No glasses, no pitchers, no pint glasses, etc. So back to the app I would like to mention, and as you probably expect the name of the app is, “Spin the Coke”. And it is made by none other than Coca Cola company. So it as expected that surroundig theme of the app is Coke bottle. The app simply allows you to spin the bottle. I really liked the sounds since they do truly represent sounds you would hear while spinning a bottle. One can also choose different backgrounds as well as different Coke bottles. But most important thing is that in times of indecision you can spin the bottle and decide what do based on result…

Screen shoots: Spin the Coke