Yes it works, and the article indexes and articles themselves are very well laid out. Version 2.3 of the app is a vast improvement over 2.0 -- it is now super speedy and reliable.

Looks promising. However, it crashed when I tried to upload a file to the phone, so I'll be looking for an alternative app.

On the first launch, the application (version 1.0.2) presents a click-through license. Among the terms of the license are a prohibition on reviewing or benchmarking the application. Rejecting such heavy-handedness on principle, I uninstalled the app immediately. Their lawyers seem too eager to sue.

The application itself is well written. However, since the iFound application yields more relevant search results in my neighbourhood, and the built-in Maps application works very well as well, there isn't room on my iPhone for a third application in this genre.

The recent update forces users to upload all their personal card data, or the app stops working completely. Seems suspicious to me. This bait-and-switch is unacceptable, so I'm uninstalling it.