Garden-tracking made easy with Garden Organizer app

Upkeep of your garden doesn’t rely purely on labor anymore. The Garden Organizer app is a special tool to help you manage the plants in your garden.

Each garden you have will contain plant tags, the interactive visual markers that contain information and photos of your plants. You can add as many tags as you want and even export them into a .CSV file. If you feel like sharing it on Facebook, via email, or by printing out the data, you can do any of those. This iOS app costs only $0.99 USD and is available worldwide through the iTunes App Store.

Fiender: A collector’s haven

Man may have evolved leaps and bounds but the collector’s spirit lives on in a lot of people. The Fiender iPhone app hopes to tap into this side of us. This social-network-cum-marketplace is home to a diverse archive of collectibles. It allows you to upload photos and videos of your collections to show off to fellow Fienders. Or you can sell or trade items from your collection as well. The free app has its unique appraisal feature that provides you with crowdsourced value of your items. You can download the app from iTunes or find out more about it on their site.

The Apple Beat: iPhone design in focus

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Not to take anything away from the iPhone 5, but I like the iPhone 4 and 4S design better. While blockier and heavier than its successor, the iPhone 4S just feels so perfectly balanced yet substantial. The feel of front and black glass panels separated by an aluminum band is truly unlike anything you've ever felt in your hand before. The iPhone 4 and 4S design was also something that no other company would dare copy, it was just too distinctive and iconic to steal from.

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Review: Kogeto Dot 360' video system for iPhone 4 and 4S

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

In terms of versatility as a photo or video recording device, notrhing can come close to the iPhone specially when it comes to thrid party products that enhance the device's functionality. We've heard of iPhone cases that allow lenses to be added but the folks at Kogeto have gone beyond that and introduced a way to shoot 360' video on the iPhone 4 or 4S which is unlike anything we've seen before.

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