Do I simply check for screen size and use twice the resolution for the iPhone 4, or do I need to tell the UIButton/UITableViewCell to render the image in high resolution?
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Do I simply check for screen size and use twice the resolution for the iPhone 4, or do I need to tell the UIButton/UITableViewCell to render the image in high resolution?
Thank you
If you’re setting the image in Interface Builder or loading it using
+[UIImage imageNamed:], simply add a double resolution image to your project with a “@2x” suffix. (For examplemyimage.pngwould bemyimage@2x.png.) The OS will take care of the rest for you.See Updating Your Image Resource Files for more details.