Anyone who owns an iPhone knows that it's become increasingly difficult to navigate the iTunes App Store, sifting through a maze of mundane apps with hopes of uncovering an authentic gem created to actually make your life easier. In sharp contrast to many iPhone travel apps, the ($4.99) travel guide doesn't rely on scraping data from various websites that anyone with minor search engine skills could easily access online. Every photo, tour map and written review were created and poured over by Jackson himself. Offering up well thought out insights into the Willamette wine region. "Doing this wine app has come from years of visiting the wine regions throughout the world for the most part, but doing it as a consumer," Jackson told the iPhone Savior. "I'm not doing this as somebody who's pretending it's nuclear science when talking about wine, but somebody who loves wine and loves the nature of Read More