Support for Retina Display on the iPhone 4?

Hi
Please include HiRes (960 x 640 pixels) images and icons into PS Express to support the Retina Display on the iPhone 4. Thanks.

Thanks it looks great
Orlando Santos
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El 15/02/2011, a las 06:56 p.m., bshowalt <[email protected]> escribió:
With the release of Photoshop Express 1.5.3 you should now see full Retina support on your iPhone 4.
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