stephen.t.cook

peddler of all things apple, web design and other stuff

Adobe and Texas Instruments Bring Flash and AIR to OMAP™ Platform

Collaboration to bring uncompromised web browsing and rich Internet applications to OMAP processor-based devices; Texas Instruments participates in Open Screen Project

Wi-Fi Bus In San Francisco

Simply awesome combination of technology and service. Worth while for the business commute and environment. However, is $8 each way too much to ask? Clarksville to Nashville? Naaahhh.

How Google Is Showing Off Chrome

A new project spearheaded by the search giant calls on designers and developers to exploit the potential of its Chrome browser.

Mix ‘09: Microsoft Tweaks Silverlight To Deflect Adobe

Version 3.0 of its rich Internet application platform will include a number of new video, graphics and data-related features … and a smaller download package.

Troubleshooting Printer Connections On My Mac and Network

Posted by Stephen On April - 26 - 2009Comments Off

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How Do I Connect My Printer to A Network Router?

Posted by Stephen On April - 26 - 2009Comments Off

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How Do I Install a Printer On My Mac?

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Adobe and Texas Instruments Bring Flash and AIR to OMAP™ Platform

Posted by Stephen On April - 18 - 2009Comments Off

LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Apr. 1, 2009 —Adobe Press Release- At the CTIA Wireless conference, Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) and Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) today announced a technology collaboration to optimize Adobe® Flash® Player and Adobe AIR®, two key components of the Adobe Flash Platform, for the TI OMAP™ mobile applications platform. TI’s collaboration with Adobe will allow manufacturers and developers to fully leverage the benefits of the OMAP platform... more

Wi-Fi Bus In San Francisco

Posted by Stephen On March - 20 - 2009Comments Off

Simply awesome combination of technology and service. Worth while for the business commute and environment. However, is $8 each way too much to ask? Clarksville to Nashville? Naaahhh. Check out this amazing new ride in the Bay area and coming soon to other cities in California.  Read More →

About Me

Stephen is an Apple certified support professional and Web Developer living in South-Western Kentucky, near Ft. Campbell and Nashville.

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