iPhone OS 3.0 Preview
New features
- 1000 new APIs
- In-App Purchase – Purchase additional levels from inside the App
- Peer-to-Peer Connectivity – For multi-player games
- Accessory support over bluetooth or dock connector – To connect third party accessories which could use the iPhone 3.0 APIs
- APIs support to use maps, email in any application
- Enhanced Maps API so that developers may develop turn-by-turn apps!
- Push notifications
- Cut, Copy and Paste! Also, shake to undo paste, support for web content.
- Text -> Messages
- Message Forwarding and deleting
- MMS! You can send and receive Photos, Contacts (VCard), Audio files, or your location – right over the network.
- Voice Memos
- CalDAV, ICS support for Calendar
- Enhanced ‘Stock’ App
- Search! Search in most Apple-developed apps.
- New home screen for Search – Spotlight! To the left of regular home screen
- Landscape mode in all Apps
- Stereo Bluetooth
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