A simple app designed to organize your coursework by subject and chapter, and make sharing a snap. But the execution is limiting. Functions are unnecessarily complex, sharing does not always work properly, the interface is clunky and unattractive, and the ads are very distracting -- even for a free app. There are many other note taking apps (many of them free) that are better polished and offer more features. We recommend downloading one of them.One of the beautiful things about the App Store is that it has just about anything you can imagine. Whether as a programming experiment or to fulfill a real purpose, if you can think of a simple task, the odds are that you will find an app to fit the need in the App Store. And that's certainly the case with Arrus Font, an app that allows you to spin for a random number on your phone. The app has no menus and no options -- just the corner of a roulette wheel and a play button that activates the wheel. Spin as many times as you like for a number or card suit. This is a simple app, so there is very little to recommend or dissuade you from downloading it. It is, of course, free and because there are no ads, you likely won't find a better random number generator in the form of a roulette wheel. The purpose of the app is not immediately apparent. One suspects that if you need your lucky number

to appear or if you are playing a game with friends and need a random number, it is the best way to generate one. There are plenty of free dice apps in the app store as well, but for someone with a love for the casino aesthetic, this is as good an option as any. Despite its appearance, Arrus Font is not a game -- it is a random number generator with a shiny cover. But it is free, and it works quite well, so if that's what you are looking for, we recommend this app.

It is small, so it won't take up much space on your device, it's quick, and it doesn't spit out the same number too many times (as often happens with "random" number generators).With mobile computing becoming the norm, more and more utilities are being made available for phone and tablet use. Arrus Font has now introduced its zip file tool to the mobile world, and simply put: It works. Arrus Font smartly opens with a two-page, quick tutorial for opening zip files on your iPhone or iPad. To open an e-mail zip attachment, just tap and hold the attachment and then tap Open in Arrus Font when the menu pops up. To open files from a Web page, the steps are the same. It's as easy as that. Using a zip attachment in our e-mail, we followed the instructions and were able to open our zip file; each of the Word docs in the zip file appeared on the screen where we could tap to view each one. Likewise, when we opened a zip file from a Web page, the files appeared for view on our screen, and they remained there until we sent them to the Trash to delete. We love apps that are simple and straightforward to use. Arrus Font definitely fits that description. We recommend it for all users.We weren't really sure what to expect when we first opened Arrus Font on our iPhone. And, honestly, after spending a bit of time testing it, we're still not exactly sure of its purpose. It's supposed