It looks like Apple is indeed pushing through with the release of iPhone firmware 2.2 and if the latest rumor is to be believed, we’ll see it go live on November 21st. Aside from the Google Maps Street View and new layout of Safari, you’ll also be able to turn off text auto-correction, download podcasts from the App Store, and use the headphone jack as a Line-in port when you upgrade to firmware 2.2. We’re not sure if this is the complete list of new features in the latest firmware for the iPhone, but unless Apple has done something to make it more jailbreak-proof (which I suppose is nearly impossible), then we’re almost certain that an iPhone 2.2 jailbreak won’t be far behind when it’s released on November 21.
[iphone hellas via gizmodo]
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[...] While I have little use for the added language support and line-in audio, I do, however, appreciate the toggle switch to control the text auto-correction. It was one of those features that I found irritating at times, but had no way of turning it off. I’m glad that Apple finally decided to address this. [source] [...]