custom uitableviewcell for login input - username & password - iphone-sdk-3.0

I want to create a simple table view with one section and two rows - one for username and another for password, similar to Skype login (screenshot here: http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d74/chaks_2k/IMG_0143.png)
Just two rows, one for username and another for password.
Is there any out of the box cell style i can use for this or should I create a custom table view cell? It really looks like this is a common control that anybody wants in their application if they want to input username and password.
Thanks,
Chaks

Yes ofcourse you do need to use Custom cells to make such kind of layout.
Otherwise one easy way :
Set the image for email & password just like cell & place two textfields over there.That would also look like tableView cells .
In addition to this ,If you follow this you can customize your view very easily with less coding & making a rich layout.

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