Well, obviously the two rhythm games on this platform will help, but it's something you can practice any time you hear a song with an rhythm that catches your ear. E.g. trying count-singing along with it. It's a great way to connect your brain to the music.
By count-singing I mean singing 1-and-2-and-3-and-4-and (for eighth-note resolution) or 1-e-and-ug-2-e-and-uh etc (for 16th-note resolution) and the like. The easier version of that is just to sing every syllable of that along with the music, just to overlay a time grid onto it. The harder version is to only sing the syllables when there is rhythmic hit. E.g. two quarters followed by four eighths would be 1-2-3-and-4-and.
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