iPhone App Puzzle

A friend of mine, David Johnson, has just released a new iPhone application called "Tri-me". It is the most addictive activity I've undertaken for a looooooong, long time.

The most frustrating, and gratifying, thing about it is that it is so simple - or it should be.

Every time I complete a level, I have about two seconds of self-satisfying gratification, before the overwhelming urge to start the next level kicks in.

Then I'm in real trouble again.

Tri-me, which is available in the iTunes store, costs less than a very cheap cup of coffee. But it lasts a LOT longer.

Apparently there are 41 levels. I am stuck on level 16.

My advice is to head over to iTunes or search your iPhone app store and try Tri-me - you're gonna love it ... and also hate it!

And if anyone knows any hints, tips or blatant cheats to get me past level 16, please leave a comment!

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