Heavily customized split view controller in iPad app -- how?

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I was going through some of the early screenshots of the first iPad apps and I came upon this:

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I'm just wondering, how is this done? Mainly, how has the detail view section of the split view been given a drop shadow and rounded corners, and for lack of better phrasing, how has it been "separated" from the master view (the default split view template has the master and detail view joined together with nothing but a vertical line separating the two)?

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