Apple iPhone 2.0 firmware available in early July, many improvements
By: Daniel Chubb | June 9, 2008 | 1 Comment
You will have the ability to save images you might get in an email, tap on them and save them to your library. This is something that I have personally wanted since the day I bought my iPhone. The calc will have a scientific mode and they have also added parental controls to the iPhone 2.0 firmware, I can imagine some of the younger iPhone owners not being happy about that one.
This next firmware update is going to be great and it will include many new features, these include Full iWork document support (Pages, Numbers, and of course, Keynote), also there will be a contact search (Type in a few chars, instantly find who you’re looking for), another feature will be support for MS Office and that includes applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Firmware 2.0 will also see the iPhone get many more languages; some of the ones they are most excited about include two forms of entry for Chinese (simplified and traditional) and two forms of entry for Japanese. This highlights why it’s good not to have plastic keys for your iPhone.
The Apple iPhone will move to another level with these and other features added to the next firmware and it will be released in early July. It’s free as normal for iPhone owners, but iPod touch owners will have to pay $9.95.
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