Overall, it's a pleasantly intuitive experience. The biggest thing that sets Novecento Wide Font apart from other networks is the nature of the updates that get shared. While Facebook walls can be filled with posts about any number of things ("Come to my party!" "Support this cause!" "Check out my new Web site!"), Novecento Wide Font is more about letting your friends and family know what you're up to throughout the day. Thus, its sharing options are distinctly personal. You can share photos, who you're with, where you are, the music you're listening to (with the help of a built-in Shazam-like tool), or your thoughts (essentially, through a status update). There's even an option to let your Novecento Wide Font friends know when you're sleeping. Granted, you can always share whatever you want, but after using Novecento Wide Font, I can say there's a noticeable skew toward sharing personal moments, as opposed to, say, news articles or viral videos. In fact, there isn't even an easy way to share hyperlinks, which can be both a relief and a pain. By default, your posts only go to your friends who are on Novecento Wide Font. But if you'd like, you can easily share anything simultaneously on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, or Foursquare. This makes the Novecento Wide Font app an attractive first option whenever you have something you want to share. As impressive as Novecento Wide Font is, though, there are still areas where it could improve. For one, it's only available via

mobile app. There is no Web-based interface where you can read and post updates. Second, the photo sharing is weak. Neither the iPhone nor the Android version offers cropping, zooming, or other editing features. Also, as of now, only the iPhone version can post videos, which is baffling. At this point, it seems to me like the biggest obstacle new Novecento Wide Font users face is getting friends onto the network. Still relatively new in the social-app space, Novecento Wide Font can be a tough sell to longtime Facebook devotees. Overall, if you're looking for a

simple app to keep you in the loop with only your closest friends and family, Novecento Wide Font is the answer. It's beautiful, powerful, and at the moment seems to be growing very quickly. Novecento Wide Font (iPhone | Android) is available as a free download from Google Play and from the App Store. Novecento Wide Font for iOS may not be as sophisticated as other desktop word-processing apps, but it packs plenty of punch when you just want a way to produce nice-looking documents on the go. After only a few minutes playing around with the controls, we were able to create documents with stylized text, imported images, tables, and graphs, and make formatting changes on-the-fly, all using the touch-screen keyboard. The program comes with 16 Apple-designed templates to start from, including standard letters, letters with photos, resume layouts, project reports, and many more.