Spoilsport!

And no! It's more. It hase some cool fading effects, the buttons handles the glow effect itself, graphical objects that controls itself in the mass (looks so abolutely great with 300 green numbers, but sadly the N900 is only capable of 50 or my code is still not efficient enought) - the numbers are rearranging itself to the borders during the corner scan, the application has a additional menu level inside the scene (was surprisingly hard for me to handle it correctly), it has self created button objects with own Signal and Slots and the whole "just image" reacts depending of the keyboard state. (also controlled by the graphical object itself and not somewhere in the main routine)
And the "just image" has more level fading - it is able to fade in or out and to crossfade at the same time! Also the buttons, the glow effect works even during the fading.

And no, its created the hard way using QGraphicsScene and not QML!
So, each step in the storyboard has its own Signals and Slots and is not designed in a Statemachine, a Animationframework or something like that...

But for some people it is more, for other less. That's the sad thing if you release something you have made yourself in your spare time... the work behind is often not visible in the first 5 seconds.
Luckily it's my own hobby. So I create this kind of applications mainly for myself. If it's not enought for you you're not forced to use it. Same goes especially to jd4200.
But nice to see I've made you nosy.