Crowdsourcing is probably the most tangible and biggest exponent of the “wisdom of the crowd” concept. With it, we can make an open call to thousands, or even millions, of minds to solve our problems. Check out these cool crowdsourcing apps.

Opera Mini is the mobile version of the PC web browser, Opera. This application, supported by the partnership of Google and Opera software, runs in JavaME technology which processes and compresses web pages before it loads in the mobile phone.

Casual games have become more popular in recent years due to the mobile device revolution. The latest surveys show a rise in casual game downloads along with purchases of the iPhone and other mobile devices.

Casual games are designed to appeal to a broader audience and generally cut across age, sex, ethnicity, and socio-economic status. It comes as no surprise, therefore, that casual games are available on all types of gaming platforms: PC, web browsers, game consoles, mobile devices, and social network sites.

Ocularis – The Eye Game is an interactive iPhone application designed to test one’s optic abilities. A collection of three games bundled into one fun, little package, the Ocularis iPhone game was developed specifically for casual gamers.