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Find your way
iPhone 3.0 will add turn-by-turn directions, which will give it true GPS functionality. Yet, the app come from developers who will have to provide their own apps.
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Fianlly...multimedia messaging
It's been a long wait, but we'll finally get multimedia messaging. You'll now be able to send photos to phone numbers instead of just to e-mails.
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Play with your peers
Peer-to-peer networking through Bluetooth will let you play games with your friends. No Bluetooth pairing will be necessary.
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Copy and cut
You'll be able to drag grab points around a block of text to copy or cut it into another location. The functionality will work across all apps, including e-mails, text messages, and Web sites. You'll be able to copy photos as well.
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And paste
Pasting promises to be a user-friendly process as well. And you can undo any action by shaking the phone.
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Give me a push
Push notification will work with a variety of apps while saving battery life.
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Spotlight on search
The Spotlight feature will bring a unified search under a single app. It's a big improvement over the current situation.
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Mail and more
With Searchlight you'll be able to search mail but also your contacts, calendar, iPod library, and notes.
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Voice memo
Previously available only through third-party apps, the voice memo will be a native (and free) feature.
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More addiitons
Other apps for consumers include parental controls, note syncing, shake to shuffle, Wi-Fi auto log-in, stereo Bluetooth, meeting invites, antiphishing technology, and autofill Safari and YouTube account log-in.