I can't remember whether or not this was a freebie, but I'd gladly pay for this app if it meant getting rid of the annoying ads between the games. Otherwise it's a great version of freecell and every bit as addictive as its PC counterpart.

As a lover of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum novels, I've always thought they'd make great movies and while it's taken a while to get there I think this isn't at all bad. Katherine Heigl is pretty near perfect as Plum and the much of the ensemble cast pretty much fits the bill. However, Morelli and Ranger are completely miscast, unfortunately, although Debbie Reynolds as Grandma Mazur was inspired casting and I hope they continue with the series so we can see her more in her element.

As a rom-com thriller this is a decent movie, but Plum aficionados might find too many things to pick at.

If you've seen the film, you'll remember the wonderful routine in Central Park. It's a big Disney showtune and I'd be surprised if this doesn't end up on a Glee album.

For those who loved the eclectic techno-punk of the Neue Deutsche Welle of the 80s, like Nena, Döf, etc ... you can now enjoy the refreshing new talent that is Mia Diekow. There are elements of jazz and pop, swing and indie which all come together in this freaky earworm.

Norway's Eurovision king is back with a wonderful whirling polka that will have you tapping your toes or clapping along. Like a musical maelstrom you will get drawn into this track.

Måns is a very underrated singer. He really is Sweden's answer to Bobby Darin. This collection of new and classic Christmas songs will make your Christmas party swing. His lush, velvet tones are from a bygone age and this is a dreamy collection which will put you in the mood for some egg nog and glög while you deck the halls or wrap those presents by an open fire.

I bought this because I love Gemini's original. This, however, is a third-rate cover. It's got little charm and has clunking 80s riffs all over it. Could have been so much better guys!

This is Stefan Zauner's first album since departing from his stalwarts in Münchener Freiheit after 30 years together.

This could easily be a new Münchener Freiheit album such is the quality of production and style of writing.

There aren't any stand-out hits, although I've only listened through a couple of times, but this is a must-have for any Münchener Freiheit fan.

This is a cover of the Lucie Silvas hit and showcases the talents of the wee Norwegian lass with the big voice.

Only it doesn't really do her voice justice. It's a great song and it's performed amazingly well, but you know that she has so much more to offer. But you will fall in love with Annsofi when you listen to this.

Annsofi is one of those rare anomalies: she's a petite, bubbly teenager, but she's got a voice as powerful as Etta James or Dinah Washington. Like rich roasted coffee with subtle notes and flavours.

This epic love song was written by Norwegian Eurovision winner, Alexander Ryback, and his violin skills are instantly recognisable in the opening bars of this song. Thereafter a very softly-sung Annsofi sets the scene before taking you into a heartfelt chorus. But this just builds and builds until you're hit full on with the power and the glory and you're swept away by Alexander's strings.

This girl has such a promising future ahead of her; you deserve to be there at the start!