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The name of the game in Hollywood right now is to spark ownership of digital movies, and Netflix’s streaming rental service undermines that strategy. Moreover, Netflix may be hurting the major studios in ways that few expected.
Here comes our fourth texture pack including 12 free images of different textures, which could help you at your next design projects. With a high resolution of 3888 x 2592 pixel they are very useful for creating backgrounds or to give elements a special look.
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Well, here’s a bold step forward for NFC — payment solution provider Verifone says its new batch of point-of-sale terminals will come standard with the touch-to-pay wireless technology. That’s the word from Near Field Communications World, who quizzed the company just a few days after CEO Douglas Bergeron called on the payments industry to foot the NFC bill, saying “The retail point of sale represents a point of convergence for smartphone-initiated payments, social networking and electronic couponing, but it won’t happen if retailers are expected, on faith, to absorb the costs of making it work.” Sounds like a company that’s very keen on letting us pay by swiping our phone. Unfortunately, he didn’t say when such technology might roll out.
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365psd is a site that gives away a free Photoshop file every day of the year. Submitted by a variety of designers, the service offers other designers an easy way to beef up their collection of resources for use in both commercial and non-commercial projects.
365psd was founded by Jonno Riekwel, a designer who was fed up with the growing pile of unused designs, discarded from projects that he’d poured hours into, sitting on his hard drive. The site was initially a personal endeavor to give away an unused Photoshop file every day for a year. (Update: Riekwel tells us that he has now sold the site although its purpose remains unchanged).
The site has since grown to include over 160 contributors and hundreds more freely available files. In the process, the site has added high-quality premium files to the mix–collections such as this one that includes the site’s first 340 files for $8, and components such as this iPhone playlist design and these buttons for $3 and $1 respectively.
365psd offers everything from icon to web UI elements. If your design resource library is a bit lacking, the site is well worth a look.
