In need of a Software Developer for a Photoshop Plugin / Extension

I'm in need of a software developer that can create a plug-in or extension panel for Photoshop, according to my instruction. 
Is there a list of developers available from Adobe? 
Are you a software developer that can help?  Please let me know.

Number one - that person has given you false information...the Apple store genius bar supports all Apple products whether in or out of warranty.  Checking is free, service on an out of warranty item is not free.
Try a reboot by holding both the power and home buttons until the apple logo appears, ignore the red slider if that appears.
Since you show that you have iOS 7.0.3 you might want to update that iOS to 7.0.4...plug the iPhone in so you are on a solid power source, then while on a WiFi go to Settings > General > Software Update and update to 7.0.4.

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