There is something fishy-looking about the close-ups of the screen. The Pixel grid effect doesn't seem to line up with the pixels of the OS. Plus there are some funny morie patterns on other shots.
It's possible that the person has taken a photo of the Treo with the screen turned off, so that the highlights/glare stand out well on the black screen, then used a screenshot or custom made image with the "overlay" or similar layer effect in Photoshop, as well as adding some pixel grid effect to make it more realistic (if they did, then that's the give away, because it wasn't done properly).
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There is something fishy-looking about the close-ups of the screen. The Pixel grid effect doesn't seem to line up with the pixels of the OS. Plus there are some funny morie patterns on other shots.
It's possible that the person has taken a photo of the Treo with the screen turned off, so that the highlights/glare stand out well on the black screen, then used a screenshot or custom made image with the "overlay" or similar layer effect in Photoshop, as well as adding some pixel grid effect to make it more realistic (if they did, then that's the give away, because it wasn't done properly).