"Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch will see a firmware upgrade to version 2.0, come sometime in early July, possibly the 11th, to coincide with the new iPhone's launch. In terms of pricing, it'll cost nothing for iPhone users, and Pound 9.95. Now, you may be wondering what the new firmware adds. For the business users, there's support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Push Email is present, a feature welcomed by users who may also use a BlackBerry, as well as an iPhone. Users will now also be able to view Microsoft Powerpoint presentations, and enjoy support for iWork documents, as well as the ability to save images from email to the photo library, and new contact search function. For the parents buying iPhones for their children, firmware version 2.0 adds the option of parental controls, allowing you to filter content of your choice.Speaking of push email, Apple will soon be releasing MobileMe, a program which sends, or pushes new emails, and calendar events from your PC or Mac to your iPhone and iPod Touch (plus it also allows storing data and documents, as well as sharing images via iDisk and Gallery). It will retail for 59 Pound /115 Dollars /74 Euro, for a single-user licence, and 89/174/112, for a family-user licence. It will be compatible with such apps as Microsoft Outlook for PC, Address Book and iCal for Mac OS X. Every user will be given up to 20Gb of storage for his sharing pleasure. Games will be a key feature in the version 2.0 firmware, thanks to the Software Development Kit. Super Monkey Ball is game you may be familiar with. It is a game where you guide a money, who is inside a transparent ball, through levels, or stages, to the end of the stage, navigating through several platforms. It looks to be perfectly suited to the iPhone/Touch, thanks to the built-in accelerometer. Another game, Cro-Mag Rally, sees you tilting the iPhone – making it act as a steering wheel." via mobile-review.com