In June of 2007 I wrote a post titled “Seemingly obvious software features missing from the iPhone“.

Today, iPhone OS 3.0 will be available and the iPhone 3G S is shipping, so I thought it’d be interesting to see how things stand now.

Below is the original list, with the items that are now covered striked through:

• Video recording
• Voice-note recording
• VoIP (like Skype) functionality
• .Mac syncing
• Copy/Paste
• Ringtones from your music
• Synchronization thrugh WiFi or Bluetooth (done through MobileMe)
• Keychain (password storing)
• Objective C/ Cocoa SDK
• Dashboard/Widget support (outside of Safari)
• iChat (through 3rd party applications)
• A2DP
• Voice dialing
• Games
• Slot for memory cards
• Spotlight
• Java
• Flash
• MMS
• Geolocation
• eBooks
• Built in RSS Reader (through 3rd party applications)
• SSH ((through 3rd party applications – client only)
• Bonjour iTunes sharing
• Printing support (through 3rd party applications)
• Video teleconferencing