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Live from the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference 2008 (iPhone 2.0 Software and iPhone 3G Device)
The iPhone 2.0 Software and iPhone 3G (hardware) has been announced by Apple at the Apple WWDC on June 9, 2008. IS&T has been working with Apple as part of the iPhone Enterprise Beta Program since March 2008 (under a Non-Disclosure Agreement). The following link provides publicly available information about both the hardware and software that is known to date along with information that relates to the new iPhone and the MIT's IT Infrastructure.
Click here for more information: Detailed Notes from the Apple WWDC 2008

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Note: The content below refers to the iPhone 1.0 Software and the first generation iPhone released in 2007. This page will be updated as the detailed information on iPhone 2.0 software and iPhone 3G device becomes available.

This is the home page for the iPhone Release Project Wiki Space. This project is a continuation of the iPhone Evaluation Project that was completed in October, 2007. To see the evaluation results, see http://mit.edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/swrt/releases/iphone-eval.



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 IS&T will provide limited support for the Apple iPhone beginning in February, 2008. A release announcement will be sent out in early February.

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  • MIT Email (Setup, Attachments for various file types)
  • Calendar
  • Wi-Fi Setup
  • Contacts
  • Safari
  • Use as cell phone
  • International Roaming
  • Gestures

Timeline & Project Plan

The release project is scheduled to begin in October, 2007 and end in January 2007.

The release team meets every other Tuesday at 1 pm in N42-202 during the project.

To view the Project Plan, click here. 

Meeting Minutes

Testing

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Documentation

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  • X.509 Certificate (to allow MIT users to browse certificate-secured websites)
  • Support for 3G data network (UMTS or HSDPA)
  • Wireless synchronization of calendar, contacts, and tasks with Oracle Calendar Server
  • SIP client for VOIP
  • Real Third Party Applications (e.g. SyncML, etc.) --> Coming in Q1 2008

Web Development

Apple's iPhone web development page

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