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Judging by the fact that the new Nano looks a bit like an iPod knockoff itself, we thought it would only be fitting to show off the iPhoneys, a contest for those who create the most blatant iPod/iPhone ripoffs of all. Current front runners include the Meizu m8, Microsoft Zune and Teclast t59. They always say good artists copy, great artists steal. [oobject]
Market Circle, the company that makes the really cool and useful Daylite 3, has released iPhoney, "a way to see how your Web creations will look on iPhone." But does it really do a good job?
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