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My iSmudginator 0.1

After having had a lazy sunday, and having read loads of iPhone related material throughout the week, and having the sudden urge to goof around in Flash, I hereby load upon thee … The iSmudginator 0.1.

Basically this baby is the interactive reincarnation of Jon Hicks’ ingenious iPhone mockup he posted in his "The only drawback with the iPhone"-post earlier this week.

The iSmudginator 0.1 – now including the free iScratcher addon!

Update 2007.01.17
The iSmudginator got updated to version 0.2 … click to proceed to updated version

Just a lil’ gimmick, I know

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Jan 15 2007 / 12:04 am

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alfa7 » Blog Archive » iSmudginator 0.1 by Bramus! Jan 15 2007 / 9am

[...] Posted by goOve! Filed in Webdesign, things [...]

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iPhone vorab betatschen…

Der iSmudginator bei Bram.us erlaubt bereits, die kÃ¼nftige iPhone-Beschmierung zu Ã¼ben. Seit Version 0.1 zusÃ¤tzlich mit Kratzspuren….

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Kevin Jan 15 2007 / 7am

Hehe. Nice stuff.

By the way: I think you need to redefine your “lazy Sundays”.

Bramus! Jan 15 2007 / 8am

Kevin, it was a lazy sunday driving “Den Dax” and watching some movies … quickly made this before hitting the sack

Bert Jan 15 2007 / 9am

Nice!

I need more lazy sundays, that’s for sure.

wio Jan 15 2007 / 9am

machtuh!
very funny

Bart Jan 15 2007 / 11am

Schitterend!

Feature request: afdruk van een oor!

lone ranger Jan 15 2007 / 5pm

good, very good.

kEnny Jan 16 2007 / 12pm

Maybe wanna wash ur hands sometime )

rouge Jan 16 2007 / 2pm

Cool! B-)

ba-m-bi Jun 28 2007 / 8am

Nice ^ ^
very good!

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