Engadget got a tip that not only tells tale of a May 11th release date, but also confirms that the fancy-pants dynamically changing buttons are none other than e-ink.
In a data-driven organization, it's very tempting to say things like "let's settle this argument about changing the button font with an A/B test!" Yes, you certainly could do that.
When asked for an explanation, CEO Travis VanderZanden told us via email, "We're experimenting with a free trial membership and we now realize that our copy wasn't obvious enough, so we're changing the button copy to be more clear".
THQ's producer Don Nauert said that aside from dubbing and changing the button configuration, the English localization of the game was not modified nor censored.
The exciting content, however, is watching the touch screen in action (flipping through album covers, changing userbar buttons, rotating the iPhone horizontally and vertically–hm, perhaps I'm easily amused).
You can totally transform a look by changing the buttons.
The steering wheel features shape-changing buttons that only raise when the system expects the driver to push them.
That being said, don't do things like changing the "Edit" button to "Blah," because other editors probably won't know how that button functions.
Moreover, users can change the default labelling mode by changing the radio buttons " Show Gene Name", " Show Gene ID" and " Show Species Name".
Even the simplest actions pulling on a sock, doing up a button, changing gears become fraught, self-conscious.
