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Im not a hugely capable person with technology but when I found out this could be downloaded onto my phone I thought it would be lots of hassle and too much work. I had a go anyway and followed the simple instructions and was amazed to see it actually worked! The suduko craze took off a couple of years ago and I really got into it. I soon found the daily puzzles in the newspapers not enough to satisfy my soduko cravings and went through a few books. They were great but the downsides were that you could not make nots or possibilities or hints without making a mess and if you use pencil and a rubber the pages soon get destroyed. When I got a new phone ...  Read the complete review

OK, I confess. I'm addicted to Sudoku. I know it's just a game but it's so damned compulsive. My wife and I fight for the daily paper to do the latest. My kids bought me a "Sudoku-a-day" pad to do at work but I ended up doing a year's worth before we had even reached May. Of course, paper versions are all very well. If you make a mistake you can always rub it out and start again but then you have to use a pencil. Writing in the hints on the hard ones also tends to make a bit of a mess of the grid so, perhaps paper is not the ideal medium for this kind of puzzle. If you have read one of my old reviews you will know that I bought my ...  Read the complete review