Finishing my series of copied flattered UIs, like that Facebook thingy or that Twitterriffic gadget, here’s Apple’s own iPhone keyboard, in a really sloppy implementation that has been blatantly and horribly copied, with awful sounds that pop when you tap the numbers and such. The Fring iPhone application uses a similar keyboard, but with a different color set.
This code, apart from showing the keyboard and playing those sounds, it doesn’t do anything else, even if a simple “tel:” URL call might suffice to turn it into a real dialer. As usual the code is on Github; feel free to play with it, extend it, and do what you want.
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