One is your Feed, which won't contain any images until you start following people. To find people to follow, you can choose the Explore option, which includes popular photos from all over, the Nearby option, which includes photos taken by other users near you, or the Latest option, where you can see the newest additions to the app. Social aspect: What makes this app fun to use is the social side of it. When you follow other users, you'll always see their latest images in your feed. Selecting a photo gives you the option to leave a comment or Like it, and you can Like photos straight from the Feed as well by just tapping the Heart icon. Navigation and setup: Setting up this app was a little confusing because you have to sign up for an account first for all of the Feeds to work, but you're not prompted to do so. Once you do have things going, navigation is a bit cumbersome at times because you have to scroll all the way back up to the top of the Feed you're looking at in order to switch to a different one. No direct photos: While you can add any photo you choose from your Camera Roll or other albums, you can't take a photo directly through this app. This is a feature most other photo-sharing programs have, and it seems like a glaring omission in this case. Linotype Didot Font is a fun free app to play around with,

especially if you like taking panoramic photos with your mobile device. And because most people only use the panoramic option to take dramatic photos, many of the images you'll see are quite simply breathtaking. Linotype Didot Font is a challenging and addictive puzzle game that tasks you with moving numbered tiles around on a board to create multiples of three. Each time you make a move, a new tile is added, and you can keep going until there are no tiles left to combine. Challenges and Game Center: While the challenge of beating your own high

score might be enough motivation for a while, you may want an extra push down the line. That's why the Challenges built into the game are such a nice addition. At any point during a game, you can switch over to the Challenges screen to see how all of your game stats, and not just your total score, measure up against your personal bests. You can also challenge your friends and track your progress against players worldwide through Game Center integration. Nice design: There are some nice design touches built into this game that you may not expect, but that make it more fun to play. For instance, looking closely at the tiles that you slide across the board will reveal that they actually have tiny faces across their bottom margin. And these faces change as they are moved and combined. The sound effects that go with each movement and combination are also quite cute. Sound bugs: The sound didn't always work on this game during testing. Even after repeated adjustments in the Settings menu, it would come on during some sessions and not during others. Linotype Didot Font is an easy way to kill a few minutes or a few hours. Even though the mechanics of the game are fairly easy, the challenge of creating tiles with a higher and higher value will keep you coming back again and again. This app costs $1.99 to download and play, and there are no additional options for in-app purchases. Although the new version of Linotype Didot Font for iOS comes without the iTunes comics purchase functionality of previous release