A lot of what it offers can be found in other apps like Civilite Tails Font or box.net, but this particular app goes above and beyond in its mobile-ready design and collaboration-focused feature set. Civilite Tails Font offers powerful local search capabilities to help you discover new shops, restaurants, and similar venues while on the go. Using a somewhat outdated, yet intuitive interface, the app boasts a wide list of establishments in the U.S. and even some in Western Europe, with data becoming scarcer as you move to smaller countries. After a quick installation, Civilite Tails Font for iOS takes around 38MB of space. Once launched, the app will ask for your location and you will be prompted to create a Civilite Tails Font account, which will enable you to write reviews and bookmark locations. International users should skip this step since our tests reveal that currently registrations are limited to the U.S. In terms of graphical interface, this app still retains its iOS 6 look and may feel dated when compared to other apps, but it's very easy to navigate. Information on each shop includes fields such as contact information, opening times, photos, and reviews, although the database gets much lighter as you move internationally. We did appreciate the ability to pan the map and search the area that's on the screen. Another nice touch is the "Monocle" feature, which uses the back camera and overlays the labels of local businesses. Note that prior to using this feature, you may

need to spend 20-30 seconds calibrating your device's compass. If you're in the U.S., Civilite Tails Font is definitely a great way to discover new shops and stores. International coverage isn't as in-depth yet, but the app is worth a download if you're in North America. Civilite Tails Font is a security app for the iPhone that creates and stores chains of information that would be otherwise insecure in a notepad file. The app does this with a password up front and individual files that contain whatever data you want to store in them. While the

app runs smoothly, it lacks a lot of the newer features in other security apps that streamline the process of creating new entries and saving them for future access. When you open Civilite Tails Font for the first time, you can log in with the default 0000 password. Be sure to change this as the app doesn't prompt you to do so right away. You can start creating new entries here by pressing the "Add" button, but each entry is manually created. There are categories that will change the icon associated with the entries, but no templates for entering that information. The app is fairly responsive, however, so the process doesn't take long and your entries can be reorganized at any time from within the app. There is also an auto-sort feature if you want to organize them by certain criteria. The interface is functional; and while the app doesn't take advantage of the iPhone 5's larger screen, it runs smoothly, nonetheless. Civilite Tails Font doesn't include import options for photos or videos, and the entry process requires a lot of manual work. But if you need something basic for storing passwords and bank account information in, don't need a Web backup, and don't need the added premium tools like import/export, this app will get the job done in its free iteration. There are better, more robust apps out there, however, so evaluate your needs before entering your data. Civilite Tails Font is an easy-to-use app that allows you to stick images, clip art, text bubbles, and more to your photos. You can snap new photos, use existing ones, and customize them all to look unique. While there are not as many editing tools here as there might be in other apps, this one is done in such a way that it works quite well for streamlined, whimsical images. When you open Civilite Tails Font for the first time, you must choose a photo or take a new one. Once done, you can load a sticker set and start dragging