July 2, 2008
The demo above gives you a little more information, but in summary, Apple has addressed a couple of the big red flags on the iPhone. First and foremost, the new phone improves its speed with a 3G/quad band capability, but the phone now also supports Microsoft push technology (Exchange server), provides secure access to corporate resources, includes a standard headphone jack, and adds GPS to its maps feature.
The video doesn’t provide detail on whether corporate IT managers will have access to remote device control/software upgrading, but clearly this is a huge step even without that.
On top of it all, the new, lower price of $200 puts the iPhone in a new range of price-to-features, clearly setting the stage for market penetration.
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you know I will be in line at 8am that day
I heard the plan is going up about $20 though!