What are some of the best games for Android?
I have played almost every type of game from the time I got myself an android phone (from back in 2012 till date). Recently for the last 5–6 months, my taste in games have taken a turn and I have been looking for games that are aesthetically pleasing. In this pursuit, I found quite a few games that satisfied my thirst with beautiful visuals, pleasing music and intriguing plots. Below are their names along with the link and a brief description.Where Shadows Slumber - Although this is a demo version still the concept behind the puzzle was novel. The visuals were minimal and apt. Only thing I didn’t like was the absence of any background music.Sky Dancer - A modern take on the classic Subway Surfer type endless running games. The visuals and music made this game a delight to play. Oh and you don’t just have to run.Mirror Moves - Sort of like a brain training exercise but nonetheless a good game. Controls can be a little issue still recommended.Stack - One of my favourites. If you like those no-Internet games, this is a must have. Very clean in design and elegant.Lonewolf - Ah! How can I forget this one? One of the best stories I’ve come across. Love shooting games, play this one!!Light House - Increasing difficulty in the puzzles is what makes this game unique. Also the interface is very clean and nicely drawn graphics makes the game attractive to the eyes.Alto’s Adventure - I included this game just to admire the background music and the stunning visuals. Game play can get a bit monotonous in the later stages but surely worth a shot.Mekorama - One of the very early puzzle games that I played and loved for the design. Music, visuals and the puzzles - the developer got almost everything correct with this one. You will fall in love with this game.Hope you will find the list satisfactory. I will keep on adding as I play more.Please suggest any games which you found worth recommending.Cheers!
What is a fin fan?
A fin fan is a term used to refer to an aerial cooler. I believe at one time a specific manufacturer called their coolers "Fin-Fans" and the term later came to be a reference to any aerial cooler. Much the same was as electric refrigerators were all referred to as Fridigaires or copies are referred to as XEROX's. This type of aerial cooler is used a great deal in refinery and petro chemical plants. The construction usually consists of two metal rectangular boxes with drilled holes to accept hollow tubes that have aluminum fins attached to them. (For those familiar with a car radiator, the concept is the same. The difference is mechanical construction needs to be more robust because the pressures contained by the coolers is usually much higher than that of a car radiator.) The two boxes (called headers) with the interconnecting tubes are housed in a light metal plenum that directs air from one or more fans over the finned tubes to achieve the desired cooling. This is a simplified description of an aerial cooler. There are many details regarding fabrication, configuration, materials, fan design etc. that I have left out.