Septemper 21, 2009: Precision Technologies gets its second application for the iPhone and iPod touch approved for sale by Apple, Inc.

The Yo! Slot Free Spin application includes all the standard Vegas style functionality, a Free Spin bonus, as well a world-wide two level progressive. The application is currently available for purchase at the App Store.

September 16, 2009: Precision Technologies works with California Software Labs to successfully integrate Gstreamer-based hardware decoder with Adobe Flash Lite Player.

Work included the integration of the Flash Player with Gstreamer audio/video pipelines, and target hardware integration.

June 14, 2009: Precision Technologies gets its first application for the iPhone and iPod touch approved for sale by Apple, Inc.

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March 31, 2009: Precision Technologies works with California Software Labs to successfully integrate Intel CE 3100 'Canmore' hardware accelerated MPEG-4 h.264/AVC HD video and AAC audio with Adobe Flash Lite Player.

The platform runs a customized version on Linux and uses a proprietary hardware interface for audio and video acceleration. Acceptance testing included streaming of production quality 1080i and 720p audio and video with minimal CPU overhead. Standard runtime play control (play, pause, rewind, etc) were also supported as part of the initial release.

December 11, 2008: Precision Technologies works with California Software Labs to successfully port Adobe Flash Lite 3.1 to Linux/Arm-based embedded platform.

Product requirements included having the Flash Lite 3.1 Player run in the Linux Frame Buffer environment, touchscreen user interface and full internet connectivity via on-board wifi.