One of the hardest things to do when doing web design work is creating buttons because their a pain, and you can never get them to look perfect. Maybe it’s a little pixelated around the corners, or the edges are a little blurry — but you never let up, and you work for hours on a few buttons. These are 50 great examples of pixel perfect buttons to keep you motivated.
Ok, I think this could be the best looking mobile game ever. This is really un-imaginable, and if I were to see this without “iPhone” in the title, I would seriously think this was a console game. There seems to be a bit of question whether this is “real” or not and I can assure you it is. If this was a promotional rendering, it would look a hell of a lot better, so it seems that this is the real deal — and at a price $2 bucks, there’s absolutely nothing you can complain about. Expect a review… from somebody here at T3ch H3lp… hopefully…
Over the weekend, we held an epic giveaway for a pre-order copy of CoD: Black Ops — and J.D. Remington ( @jdremington ) won the contest out of 120+ contestants by being picked randomly via twitRand();. The contest began on Wednesday, and ended Today with one lucky winner. Congratulations to @jdremington and thanks to everyone for entering! Stick around for more giveaways! — More stuff after the break!
The geekiest movie in recent memory demands an equally geeky and awesome game, right? Well, now’s your chance to get in on the action of Scott Pilgrim the Game at a measily 400 ms points - cut in half from its usual 800 ms point price tag.
If you’re a fan of old school beat’em up games then you can’t pass this up. The deal is good until November 14th.
We have something special planned! Engadget Mobile editor, serial hacker and developer extraordinaire Myriam Joire (aka @tnkgrl ) took some time to sit down with us and talk about Windows Phone 7, Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Palm, HP and any other mobile technology you could imagine. But not only that, she dives into the world of being a gadget reviewer and developer and how you can become a better blogger. — Listen after the break!
In a recent turn of events, Apple’s Xserve has begun floating to the giant server rack in the sky and will be discontinued in Janurary 2011. No further insight to the decision has been given, but after a recent email to Steve Jobs, he replies with the information we needed… sort of.
French Apple site MacGeneration (Google translation) reports that one of their readers emailed Steve Jobs asking why they discontinued the Xserve. Steve Jobs hit them back with this:
Hardly anyone was buying them.
Sent from my iPhone
Now, we wondered if the reason was poor sales, but now we know for sure. Apple has never discussed Xserve sales during keynotes, or outlined any “successes” on the websites, but this is the reason why.
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