What first generation iPhone owners can expect

Apple made such a big deal about Notes and To-do's being in Mail so you could easily track them and have them available in all the major apps...why the heck can you STILL not sync them with the iPhone where they are the most useful?!!

What I really want to know about software 2.0 and the 1st gen iPhone is whether the location aware apps like Loopt can use the triangulation feature, or whether they are dependent on the GPS in the 3G? I wasn't too excited about the GPS functionality (I wanted video conferencing), but the location aware apps make it compelling to upgrade.

wooo hooo... it comes with SIM ejector tool... LOL...

did anyone notice if you would be able to view files from idisk on your iphone, such as numbers files, xls. etc.? Or if youll be able to view calender attachments on it?

Does anybody know if games/apps will be tied to a specific iPhone (with a specific serial number)? That will not be acceptable if the phone needs to be exchanged or if we upgrade to a newer phone with more disk space. Also, will we be able to load the app onto only one iPhone - in case there is more than one iPhone in a household and more than one person syncs with iTunes. I'm assuming that nobody has that info yet, but it would be helpful if the editors would try to find out this info.

I'm surprised that there haven't been any comments on the lack of a todo list; although I am now an iphone fanatic, and I'm using a third party todo list, I would love one that syncs with my mac.

And what about video? Voice recording? Better camera? Voice dialing, so I can use the phone hands free in my car.

Don't get me wrong the added features are great, and mostly geared towards the enterprise, which will make a huge dent in RIM sales.

I guess we will have to wait a bit longer for the "consumer" improvements.

Hey, what about cut and paste?

And what about the promised feature that would enable the landscape keyboard function in all apps that utilize the keyboards?

And what about cut and paste? Remember, cut and paste?!?

My question is: Will AT&T force a new 2-year contract on a 2G phone? I'd like to kick down my "old" phone to my girlfriend, who is leaving for France in a year. Her AT&T contract is almost up, and we will want to jailbreak/unlock before she leaves. That is, unless she becomes bound to AT&T by merely adding the EDGE iPhone plan to her service.

Ironically, it's AT&T's policy on 2G iphones that will determine whether I buy 3G.

How about searchable email?

How about flippin MMS support? You know... the technology that's been on cell phones since 2000. Why the frick can't my wife's crap phone send me pictures?