If you want a more personalized touch when sending vacation postcards, this is a solid option. appUn Urlo Rosso Sangue Ebook, at first, looks like another photo sharing network, complete with tile interface, tags, and integration to some of China's top social networks. But there is another layer built into the app, allowing you to take and convert your new photos into jigsaw puzzles or other block and tile puzzles that can then be saved, shared, or edited in the app. This would be a fantastic feature if it were not for a series of performance-related issues. After setting up your account, adding your log-in details, and starting to take and share photos, you can see one of the largest issues appUn Urlo Rosso Sangue Ebook has. The app has at-times crippling performance issues. When sharing with other users, the photos will load excruciatingly slowly. Additionally, the camera app loads slowly, and editing is at times a headache as the screen freezes up. While there were no crashes and every tool worked as intended, the time it takes to go from one screen to the next, even on an iPhone 5, is very long. Along with the performance issues there were some moderation issues related to content. There were a few images that did not belong on an open platform like this, and the reporting tools are nearly non-existent. Also, because users can log in and use the app anonymously, finding user-generated content is not easy. If you consider how long

it takes for sharing apps to load, the photo load times and more, appUn Urlo Rosso Sangue Ebook's biggest draw is the jigsaw puzzle creation tool. If this is not of interest to you, there are other, better sharing apps out there. Un Urlo Rosso Sangue Ebook is a powerful news curation and sharing tool that allows you to create custom categories and displays that can then be shared, saved, and synced between devices. The result is one of the more powerful news-focused apps on the App Store for the iPhone, and a great way to

access and interact with news stories from your device, especially with the demise of services like Google Reader. The app starts slowly the first time as it loads the news sources. This only happens once, however, so it's not a major inconvenience. After the initial setup, you will get a very well-documented tutorial on how to use the app and can then start setting up your account. While creating an account is optional, it is recommended if you want to share your stories with other users, or sync between devices. The Loop, itself, is broken down into Cover Stories, Hot Topics, Local News, and a dozen or so other categories by default (you can add more, however, including custom-created categories). You can also choose which sources are used and the app will sort through and show you what it thinks you will be most interested in. Un Urlo Rosso Sangue Ebook is a fast, easy-to-use app that is perfect for sorting through large volumes of articles and headlines from diverse international news sources. If you are interested in learning more about the world but don't have time to sift through online sources or local stories to find what interests you, this app may be a perfect fit for you. NewsScrollFree is a fairly bare-bones app but it offers a useful way to scroll through and view news while doing something else on your iPhone. It's fast and easy to use, and while customization is fairly limited, the core functionality is well executed for a free app. When you start NewsScrollFree, it will automatically pull headlines from a number of news sources, most of them pulled from Google News. Each news story remains on the screen for a few seconds before it scrolls to the next. Swipe the screen and it will pause, opening a second menu to read the story in full. Tap the menu button and you can tweet, mail, or share the link with someone else. The whole thing works quite well and there were no slowdowns or hiccups, even when repopulating the news feed from the remote server. Set