10 things that Apple 3G iPhone is missing

Ten things that you love to have on Apple 3G iPhone:

1. Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)

It could be tied directly to the 3G iPhone's lack of a video camera; you can't
share video files if you can't shoot or store it natively on the device.

2. Stereo Bluetooth / A2DP support

iPhone no longer requires an adapter or headphones designed for its recessed
headphone jack. But what about cutting the cable altogether?

3. Selecting, copying, and pasting text

They didn't add an option to edit text by selecting passages and copying and
pasting them elsewhere in an e-mail message or note.

4. Horizontal keyboard for e-mail and notes

The touch-screen keyboard doesn't rotate to a landscape orientation when using
the Notes, e-mail, or Maps applications.

5. Improved predictive text (or the ability to turn it off)

However, it has only an "opt-out" feature, which requires hitting a very
small "x" to deselect the word it suggests. This is where that feature fails.
The time it saves in correcting miscues sometimes pales in comparison to the
frustration it causes in forcing you to repeatedly deselect words.

6. Integrated IM application

There's still no IM client preloaded onto the iPhone.

7. Flash support

Even though YouTube clips are in Flash format on the Web, they've been
converted to QuickTime format specifically for the iPhone-centric version of
YouTube.

8. A better camera and a camcorder

The 3G iPhone's still camera maxes out at 2 megapixels, and there's no way
to shoot video with the camera.

9. Unified e-mail inbox

Microsoft Exchange is now supported, but there's no way to get all your
messages from Yahoo, Mac.com, Gmail, AOL.

10. Voice dialing and voice memos

The new iPhone has no native support for voice dialing or recording
audio memos.

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