I'm trying to get a view that is similar to the the application detail view presented in the app store but I can't figure out how it is implemented. It looks like a UITableView with 3 or 4 custom cells. Does that sound right? Any insight would be great.
Thanks.
Nah it's not like that at all. What it is, is a couple of scrollviews (ie., the screenshots is just a scroll view tied to a paging control), directly above that is either a web view or a scroll view (hard to tell) -- with the actual content. Above the content you'll have a few items in the content view that holds everything, the app icon, name, company, etc. And at the very buttom, you can implement it as a table view if you want, but yes, you'll need custom cells, which isn't difficult to do, you just have to implement the tableView:heightForRowAtIndexPath: delegate, and return the appropriate height for each cell in that view, then in your tableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath: switch on the indexPath's row property, and if it's one type of cell, set it up how you need to, if it's another, do that custom cell, etc.
It's not really hard at all. I reproduce a view similar to this in one app that I work on in the store, and I do it pretty much just as I described above.