Equalizer is a graphic equalizer through which you can play your music on your iPod, iPhone or iPad. The interesting part with this version is that you have control over the shape of the equalization curve and the ability to select the exact frequency you want to modify.

With Apple’s announcements of their new OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion yesterday, the company released a new messaging application that brings full integration between Mac and iOS device users. The new app, called Messages, will offer something that has been rumored since the first few leaks of code were discovered within OS X: support for iMessage.

Left Coast Logic started three years ago with an iPhone organizer, the original version of which boasted over 1 million downloads. This year, the company was at the 2012 MacWorld | iWorld in San Francisco with a new toy they want to share: ScrapBook has just been added to the company’s list of productivity apps, allowing you to create records with plenty of visual appeal. There will now be three programs in the suite of apps: SmartDay, SmartPlan and ScrapBook.

According to new leaks, Apple might be making its final preparations for a high-profile event in San Francisco to unveil the iPad 3 in March. The rumors comes fromAllThingsD, as their sources claim that Apple’s tablet could be released around the first week of March. John Paczkowski at AllThingsD wrote that, “The Apple event will be held in San Francisco, presumably at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Apple’s preferred location for big announcements like these.”

Fractal: Make Blooms Not War was a visually unique and challenging puzzle game from IndiePub until it was no longer from IndiePub and disappeared from the App Store. Publishing rights have returned to developer Cipher Prime, but with those comes a new App Store entry that doesn’t know you’ve already bought the game. In other words, if you want to keep getting free updates, you’re going to need to buy it again…unless you download it for free by tomorrow.

Big tank-on-tank battle, on a wee screen. Tank Battalion Blitz is a universal app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch that lets you chose your personal tank and three support tanks for a Red versus Blue session. It’s a simple, but fun game with enough realism in regards to tank performance to appeal to anyone from the casual gamer to the history buff who wonders “what would happen if a King Tiger went up against a Panzer II?”

Windows users from back in the day likely remember WinZip, the free file compression utility. Back then, WinZip was the leader in that area until WinRar took its place in terms of popularity. WinZip is still around today on Windows (although with a $29.95 price tag and a free trial available), and now, strangely enough, is also on iOS devices.

I’ve had an iPhone 3G with a severely broken screen lying around the house for a while now, so I figured I’d give the iSesamo a try on it, even though I didn’t have a replacement handy. Using the iSesamo, I was able to almost effortlessly remove the cracked glass screen, exposing the iPhone’s internals in less than 30 seconds. I don’t doubt this would have been a much more difficult task with a plastic spudger.

Spotify’s iOS app is seeing an exclusive new feature not yet available to any of the other Spotify apps for mobile devices—the ability to stream Spotify’s music library in 320 kbps—thanks to the addition of an “Extreme” setting that now allows for this. Streaming in such high quality has always been enabled in the desktop Spotify apps, but this marks the first time it has become available as an option in any of the mobile apps.

Unity 3.5 contains new particle, lighting and rendering effects to improve the overall look of iOS games created with the engine, on top of improvements to AI and pathfinding code for enemies and memory and performance enhancements. The updated SDK now also allows developers to export their work to Flash, and to create a native client that can be played within Google Chrome without the need to install an add-on.