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Transform your voice with Voice FX. Simply tap to record, then choose from nine amusing effects.

Ever wonder what you’d sound like talking in reverse? What about after inhaling from a helium balloon? With Voice FX, a voice changer, now you can! The Helium and Deep Bass FX are also adjustable, so you can go from chipmunk to baritone with the drag of a finger.

Features:
-Voice Recorder with playback
-Helium FX (adjustable)
-Deep Bass FX (adjustable)
-Echo FX
-Reverse FX
-Robot FX
-Creature Fx
-Nasal FX
-Static FX
-Normal FX
-RECORD and SAVE: Saves last recording for later playback
-Customizable: choose from 12 different skins to personalize your Voice FX
-Visual display of voice data
-NEW! Voice FX works with the second generation iPod Touch. IMPORTANT: Using Voice FX with second generation iPod Touch requires earbuds with a built in microphone.
-EMAIL your Voice FX to yourself and friends!

Try Voice FX and change your voice for some fun!
New in this version
-Instructions added
Languages
English
Requirements
Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch (2nd generation)
Requires iPhone 2.0 Software Update

Gamevil USA, the LA-based mobile game publisher, today announced the release of the Baseball Superstars 2009″ game for the Android app store.

This is the second Baseball Superstars series games the company will be launching into the Android Market.

With the latest Android version you can expect better graphics, colours and special effects. A Gamevil rep went as far as to say “the depths and details we’ve put into this game are beyond any other baseball game in the market”. Along with brighter and better graphics, the game controls have all been optimised for use with touch screen phones.

One of the most popular native iPhone apps for the jailbroken iPhone running firmware 1.x was Snapture which we had reviewed back in April.

Snapture brought professional features such as Digital zoom, delay timer etc to iPhone's very basic camera app.

Bowei Gai, founder of the Snapture had sent us an email to let us know that they had recently released an updated version of Snapture. The latest version seems to be even better and works with iPhone firmware 2.x.....

Publisher-X's newly released HydroTilt [App Store] offers an impressive accelerometer tilt game reminiscent of Marble Madness or a simplified Archer Maclean's Mercury.

The game offers familiar tilt controls to control a bead of water on suspended platforms. The goal of each level is to find the a cold cube (which turns your drop of water into a ball of ice) and roll it to the goal. The game adds a number of additional obstacles, ramps and challenges to make the game far more interesting than your typical tilt-balance game.

Special areas will turn your water into an ice ball or water vapor that can be required to navigate certain portions of the level.

The game includes 25 standard levels and 5 bonus levels. Additional goals of fastest time and collecting crystals (presumably to unlock bonus levels) add significantly to gameplay. Levels seem to quickly ramp up in difficulty to the more intricate designs seen in the embedded video. In later levels, decisions need to be made to trigger switches and convert from one state (gas, solid, liquid) to another to be able to complete the level.

Accelerometer controls seem well tuned from the get-go and not particularly frustrating (well, at least, not any more than any tilt-based game could be).

The game is on sale for its introduction at $2.99 but will go up to $4.99 on January 5th.

For the purposes of filming, I did not even attempt to collect the crystal from the more difficult level, but you can see it on the overview ma