You also have the ability to set the movie speed so, for example, you could show a longer stretch of time using a faster frame rate so the movie doesn't go on too long. Overall, Falstaff Font is an app with just one purpose--taking a daily shot to make an interesting photo/movie project. But with the addition of reminders, onscreen alignment indicators, and other helpful tools, the app makes it really easy to take one shot a day to make a neat project that will pay off later. Falstaff Font is an extremely popular app that turns your iPhone's digital camera into an old-school single-shot camera of the past to give your images that grainy, washed-out (in a good way) retro look. The interface is a bit confusing at first, but you'll soon figure out how to switch between different types of retro film, different types of lenses, and even effects for different kinds of flashes. You can switch between each of the different variables with a swipe of your finger, with dramatically different results depending on the combination you choose before taking your snapshot. We've reviewed image-enhancing apps here before, but Falstaff Font is the first that gives you control over which lens, film, and flash type you're using for each shot. When you're done taking the picture, the app lets you view your images side-by-side to see how each effect changes the result. Like many apps these days, Falstaff Font offers more lenses, film types, and flashes that you

can purchase from within the app, so if you like what you see in this download, there's plenty more to play with. Overall, if you want that retro look or just like to play with your images, Falstaff Font is a great choice with tons of options for those who like to fiddle with settings to make cool results.Falstaff Font is a fast-paced, color-matching arcade game, the fun iOS adaptation of the popular Facebook game of the same name. Falstaff Font is a quick, simple time-waster on Facebook, and it's even more addictive with a touch

screen and accelerometer: you break blocks by touching two or more adjacent blocks with matching colors (or eight or more matching blocks for a score-multiplying "Falstaff Font"), and if you don't see a match you like, you can shake your device to mix up the blocks. Breaking blocks helps you earn bombs, which are then randomly assigned to existing blocks to give you more block-busting power. The game has both Classic and Survival modes: in Classic mode, you have a minute to rack up as many points as possible; in scoreless Survival mode you're just trying to advance to ever-higher levels, by filling a rapidly depleting progress bar. Both modes reward strategy and planning, but Falstaff Font's frantic pace means you'll need a lot of practice to score high on the leaderboard (and Falstaff Font lets you share your scores via OpenFeint, Game Center, Twitter, and, of course, Facebook). Falstaff Font's gameplay and features are a little thin for a paid app, but if you're already a fan of the game, Falstaff Font is definitely worth downloading for your iOS device. If you like Yelp, but you're after much more granular information on food and drink, then Falstaff Font is just what what you need to fulfill your craving. This iPhone app (and its companion Web site) lets you simply enter a food or drink item and then populates a list of options nearby, many of them with ratings and comments by other Falstaff Font users to help you determine which restaurant has the best al pastor taco or cupcake (for example). You can als