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Justin Hartland
About Justin

Justin is an active and creative entrepreneur who runs a software company out of Los Angeles. As a long-time Apple devotee, he enjoys the brilliance behind the company and the innovative ideas that other developers add to it.

My Latest Posts

Below are the latest blog posts from me that have been published on Apple Reviews.

Here's the latest Apple updates from the hottest Apple sites. Mike Schramm over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog delivers compares the iPhone to that of a BBQ, cleverly relating it to the upcoming holiday weekend's main event. Read his post here. Mel Martin at The Apple Insider loves GPS, reviews AT&T's iPhone's own Navigator.  With automatic rerouting, updated maps with no additional charge, real time traffic updates, fuel price searches and navigation to them and point of interest searches, it seems like ...

WWDC updates and more

WWDC updates and more June 13th, 2009

Among the biggest news this week are updates from the WWDC. Check out Apple's keynote address here, featuring Philip Schiller, VP of Worldwide Product Marketing, unveiling the details. Also check out our updates on the top new Apple products, the newest iPhone, Safari and Quicktime, Macbook updates, and the latest Snow Leopard server. And in other news... Chris Rawson over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog discusses the changes in their internet situation, when he and his wife up and moved across the world. ...

The Worldwide Developers Conference is finished, and Apple has unveiled its latest innovations. This includes an update to the sought after iPhone, with the new 3G S. Apple's senior VP for worldwide product marketing Phil Schiller says this S stands for “speed”. The new version is twice as fast and more responsive than the previous one, and includes a pile of savvy new features, among them video recording and editing instantly video send via MMS wireless network connection sharing with laptop computers a 3 megapixel camera ...

New notebook updates

New notebook updates June 8th, 2009

New versions of Apple's 13 and 15-inch notebooks include the same battery technology that is already available in the 17-inch version. This increases battery life from five to seven hours. The 13-inch Macbook is built the same as the others: one solid piece of aluminum giving you a thin, light, streamlined, and durable Mac. This means the 13-inch Macbook has also been upgraded to the MacBook Pro line, leaving past generation of basic Macbooks behind. Apple has also included built-in SD card ...

The Sims 3 for Mac 2009

The Sims 3 for Mac 2009 May 18th, 2009

Since February of 2000, The Sims have continued to be a thriving among video game enthusiasts, with over 100 million units sold since its launch nearly a decade ago. But I digress; it's hard to call The Sims a video game at all, but instead, a real life interaction/addiction that takes over your life. And they're just fueling the fixation with their newest version, The Sims 3. The game is set to be internationally released on June 2nd, among them to your ...

Bose SoundDock Review

Bose SoundDock Review May 18th, 2009

Bose® has been around along time, and they continue to make products that live up to their high standards. The SoundDock® Series II system is no exception, giving listeners superior quality listening experiences and powerful performance. This digital music system brings classic Bose sound to your fingertips, designed with the iPod in mind. It also convenient works with your iPhone, too – and both of which charge as they play, giving you the convenience of a reloaded battery with unlimited playing potential. But ...

WWDC sold out

WWDC sold out May 18th, 2009

Tickets for Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2009 have sold out, the company posted on their website Tuesday afternoon. The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is touted the premier technical event for Apple-driven developers and IT professionals. Moscone Center West will feature 1,000+ Apple engineers ready to present the latest in Apple technology and hear the latest on development tools. iPhone OS 3.0 is set to be highlighted this year, complemented with the likes of Snow Leopard and the next set ...

This week inside Apple

This week inside Apple May 5th, 2009

Each week, AppleReviews.com will feature our favourite updates from around the web. Aidan Malley and Sam Oliver at the Apple Insider reported about SanDisk's admittance to the superiority of the iPod. Saying, “You can't out-iPod the iPod,” CEO Eli Harari understands that iPod is the mP3 gadget of choice. Read the full story here. Eric Slivka from MacRumors.com gave us the details about Apple's newest updates. iTunes 8.2 and QuickTime 7.6.2 are both available via Software Update. The newest iTunes adds iPhone ...

Mobile ad network Greystripe has released a new report discussing how consumers are using their iPhones. The report is based on data collected from Greystripe users, tracking January to March of this year and analyzing their iPhone user base. Greystripe has recently added Flash ads to their network, and this report reflects this focus by surveying the users and their reaction to their new Flash ad format. Within their report, after noted demographic and lifestyle information was collected, are details on user ...

A number one application to give to your Mac OS X is Quicksilver. Powerful and simple, this essential application lets you reach any file, folder, program and application in a couple of keystrokes. No searching, no hunting. Simple as that. Once you open it, it develops a catalog of applications and your frequently used files and folders. It's powerful search function allows Quicksilver to swiftly recognize the items you are looking for (from your previous searches). The convenience of searching isn't the ...

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