WhyLynchburg.com

WhyLynchburg.com is a growing site, that has a single purpose, to connect young professionals (both residents and potential residents) to local businesses, events, and attractions here in Lynchburg, Virginia.

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eLearning 3.0 Blog

The eLearning 3.0 Blog is my newest blog that focuses on eLearning and online training methodologies and ideas.
I began this blog because of the numerous emails i received in response to a post (eLearning 3.0 = “Edutainment”) that I made on this blog.
After only a month, one of my posts is going to be featured [...]

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CollaboRIA | Web Development & Graphics Design

CollaboRIA is a uber-talented company that I’ve help setup that has one sole purpose… meeting ANY web design and development needs of our customers. While this is just a young company, it is doing big things.

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TRImagination

TRImagination is a Virginia-based startup, started by Lee Graham and Dr. Harry Sova, with a focus on “innovative education” for primary and secondary education students and faculty.
More information to come in 2009…

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HTC Hero is the First to Feature Flash on Android!

06.25.2009 0

HTC and Adobe have created the first Android phone that supports Adobe Flash! This is huge news since Apple has yet to release Flash for the iPhone, citing performance issues.

Click here to watch the video of Adrian Ludwig (Adobe) demo Flash on the HTC Hero

Click here to read more from the Adobe/HTC Press Release

AT&T/Apple FINALLY Listen (with help from Twitition)

06.18.2009 1

Well I just placed my order for my iPhone 3Gs, but only after AT&T/Apple changed their upgrade policies.

Previous I posted, “Apple and AT&T Give Existing iPhone Customers the Finger…, where AT&T and Apple said any previous iPhone owner is getting screwed if they want to upgrade to the new phone.

NOW, current iPhone users (remember I just got my first iPhone 2 months ago) can upgrade to the new iPhone 3Gs at the price of $199 for the 16GB & $299 for the 32GB.

This comes about due to a great number (actually 16,673) of angry Twitter users that signed the Twitition (Twitter + Online Petition app).

To AT&T & Apple, thank you for listening.

Adobe Finally Releases the RTMP Specifications…

06.17.2009 0

Click here to download a copy of the specs (PDF)

The Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) was designed for high-performance transmission of audio, video, and data between Adobe Flash Platform technologies, including Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR. RTMP is now available as an open specification to create products and technology that enable delivery of video, audio, and data in the open AMF, SWF, FLV, and F4V formats compatible with Adobe Flash Player.

Find out more from Adobe Developer Connection OR Kevin Towes blog.