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IN this Podcast, Ken Downey shows us the different types of harmonization and other effects you can use to spice up your singing. Improvox is available in the US App Store for $3.99. So tune in, and get ready to sing like an auto tune professional!

In this podcast, Drew gives us a preview of KoalaSAN, an Icecast broadcaster for iOS that's due for release shortly.

In this podcast, Blind Freedom gives us an in-depth walk-through of Clipboard Manager and History, an iOS app that allows you to copy, save, and store any text, photos, or web page addresses for quick and easy access at a later time. 

In this podcast, Scott Davert compares Siri to the voice search feature on Google Search by asking each the same questions. Is one better than the other? IN spite of the accessibility issues found with Google Search, is it worth having on older devices? Tune in to podcast 395 to find out.

In this podcast, Tim Schwartz gives us a review and walk-through of the first few levels of The Nightjar, an audio game for iOS which has you stranded on a dying spacecraft, spiralling into a black hole. Using only sound, will you be able to survive all that deep space has to throw at you?

In this podcast, there is a 100% chance that AnonyMouse will talk about Forecast Now, a free app available in the US App Store. Why does he prefer this to other apps for checking the weather? Tune in and find out.

In podcast #373, David Woodbridge gives us a review of the Logitech Solar K760 Bluetooth Keyboard. Along with giving you bluetooth support as a keyboard, you can connect and swith between up to 3 devices, and this keyboard can also be solar powered. The Logitech Solar K760 Bluetooth Keyboard is available for $47.99 via Amazon.com

In this podcast, Robin Christopherson introduces us to Talking Goggles, an app which will allow you to identify various objects in your environment.

In this podcast, Deng gives us a review and demonstration of the JBL Flip Portable Bluetooth Stereo Speaker.

The features of this speaker include:

• Stream stereo music wirelessly via Bluetooth
• Room-filling audio with great bass
• Plays for up to five hours using a built-in battery
• Take calls using the built-in mic and call-answer button
• Carrying pouch protects and stores

The JBL Flip Portable Bluetooth Stereo Speaker is available from amazon.com for $99.95.

IN podcast number 360, Michael Hansen walks us through the Amtrak iOS app from the perspective of a VoiceOver user. He discusses some of the accessibility issues of this app and offers a few tips on getting around some of them.

Amtrak is a free download from the iTunes App Store.

IN this podcast, AnonyMouse gives us a demonstration of Dice World, a free iOS app allowing users to play on their own or with others. This app includes, Yahtzee, Farkle, Pig, and Balut. Why not roll the dice, and take a gamble on listening to this podcast?

With Audiobus, the revolutionary new inter-app audio routing system, you can connect your Audiobus-compatible music apps together, just like virtual cables.

In this podcast, Andre Louis compares the Jambox From Jawbone and the Desaia BeatBox, 2 bluetooth speaker options for your iDevice. IS the price difference really noticeable in terms of sound quality? Tune in to AppleVis Podcast 351 to find out.

IN podcast number 350, Steve Bauer interviews Harry Daswani, marketing director of StandScan and its benifits. Following the interview, Steve explains how this device is put together, how to place your phone, and how to place the document in question to achieve best results. OCR is not discussed. The StandScan Pro is available from the link provided above, and is also available on Amazon.com for $29.95. However, listeners should tune in to this podcast for a promo code giving them a discount when purchasing directly from StandScan.

In this podcast, Peter Mahach gives us a review of the iOS port of Karateka, a classic love story set in feudal Japan.

The game challenges you to fight to save the lovely Mariko from the evil warlord Akuma and reunite her with her True Love!

Peter explains how to play, what might give you trouble, and shows us the differences between the iOS and PC, 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game.

In this podcast, Holly gives us a review of Clever Clues, a free app in the App Store.

In podcast 336, Holly walks through ReadingPlan, an app which helps readers of the Bible track their reading progress. There are also options for creating a schedule. Reading Plan is a free app in the App Store.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge gives us a walk through and demo of the new Fleksy app. The biggest update to this app is that it is now
a free download in the App Store