Installer Apps Jailbroken iPhone Apps & Jailbroken iPod Touch Apps

Today is the day Apple unveiled the new iPhone OS 3.0 and Apple gave us a lot of new features. Especially some of the most wanted like Copy/Paste, and Push Notification.

1000 new APIs in the SDK
In-App Purchases
Peer to Peer connectivity (Bluetooth auto connectivity to nearby users)
App to Accessory communication (I.E. App to control FM transmitter. Use with 30-pin dock connector or bluetooth)
Google Maps API Integration with App Store apps
Turn by Turn navigation (Finally)
Push notification (again, finally)
Cut and Paste (System wide)
Landscape Keyboard in key apps (Notes, Mail, SMS)
MMS (Photos, Contacts, Audio, or Location. No word on Video)
Voice Memos (Record, edit, and share using a built in or external mic)
CalDAV Support
Updated Stocks app (Streaming news headlines, highs, lows, and PEs. Also a landscape mode)
Search (For all key applications, Mail, Contacts, iPod, SMS, Notes, Calendar, etc)
New Home Screen called Spotlight (Similar to QuickGold, accessible by making a left swipe from your standard home)
Notes sync
Audio/Video tags
Live Streaming
Shake to Shuffle (iPod Nano feature)
Wifi Auto login
Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP)
LDAP
iTunes account creation
YouTube ratings
Anti-Phishing
Call Log
Parental Controls
Media Scrubber
OTA Profiles
VPD on Demand
Languages
YouTube Subscriptions
YouTube Accounts
Encrypted Profiles
Tethering
Send/Receive files between devices

The 3.0 update is NOT out yet, the Developer Beta is available today how ever.

The 3.0 update will be free for both iPhone generations, BUT the original iPhone will not have MMS or Stereo Bluetooth. It will be $10 for both iPod Touch generations.

There were a few good tidbits of information from the Q and A session.

Q: Where do you stand on tethering?
A: There’s two pieces needed to support that: client side and working with carriers. We’re absolutely supporting tethering in the client side in iPhone 3.0, but we’re working with carriers around the world to see when they can add tethering support on their networks. But we are building that support into iPhone 3.0.

Q: Is there a physical hardware problem on the first-gen iPhone that prevents it from doing MMS.
A: It’s a different radio, so it is a physical issue.