Sorry if the formatting is a little weird, but this was just ripped from Notepad when I wrote it.

-NO, it is not really 2.0, it is 1.2

-Bundle name is not "LittleBear", it is "Aspen"

-SDK made apps are a little different than the stock apps. Apart from being in a different directory, they are somewhat like webclips. You hold your finger down on the icon, tap the little 'x', and an "Uninstall Application" dialog appears asking if you would like to uninstall the application

-The frameworks are A LOT different than previous versions. If it gets jailbroken, most apps will definitely have to be rewritten

NEW FEATURE FOUND: There are now parental controls in Settings.

They allow you to control the following:
-Explicit songs on the iPod
-Safari use
-YouTube use
-iTunes Store use
-App Store use

More to come...

hmm..

maybe the formating of the firmware is like :

(1. iphone model). ((1-2).firmware revision). ((1-4) firmware sub revision)

so that for example:

2.1.0 may refer to a new model iphone with its first revision of firmware

so that all current iphones (ie model 1) would have 1.x.x where 1.2.0 is the 2.0 we are expecting in the summer

Originally Posted by phloat

hmm..

maybe the formating of the firmware is like :

(1. iphone model). ((1-2).firmware revision). ((1-4) firmware sub revision)

so that for example:

2.1.0 may refer to a new model iphone with its first revision of firmware

so that all current iphones (ie model 1) would have 1.x.x where 1.2.0 is the 2.0 we are expecting in the summer

That very well could be.

Originally Posted by ChronicProductions

Sorry if the formatting is a little weird, but this was just ripped from Notepad when I wrote it.

-NO, it is not really 2.0, it is 1.2

-Bundle name is not "LittleBear", it is "Aspen"

-SDK made apps are a little different than the stock apps. Apart from being in a different directory, they are somewhat like webclips. You hold your finger down on the icon, tap the little 'x', and an "Uninstall Application" dialog appears asking if you would like to uninstall the application

-The frameworks are A LOT different than previous versions. If it gets jailbroken, most apps will definitely have to be rewritten

More to come...

cool info and i would like the ability to remove the app on the fly directly from the spring board. i briefly played with the SDK yesterday and do remember seeing references to Aspen, I created a simple RSS widget for my blog, didn't get as afar as testing it in the iphone simulator (that is sweet), but i ran it on my mac and it worked perfect, so if i can do that in a couple minutes, the developers are going to be doing great stuff.

NEW FEATURE FOUND: There are now parental controls in Settings.

They allow you to control the following:
-Explicit songs on the iPod
-Safari use
-YouTube use
-iTunes Store use
-App Store use

Just making note of this, I haven't looked into it really at all, but it looks like something will be able to be imported from iWork

big question is! where you got it and can you share ?

Did apple send you the beta 2.0 FW? or are these all assumptions?

Originally Posted by The_Real_BigBuckz

Did apple send you the beta 2.0 FW? or are these all assumptions?

Actually, these "assumptions" appear to have come from:

• The Keynote on March 6th
• The SDK Documentation
• The Aspen Simulator within the SDK

As far as I know, Apple hasn't started releasing the 2.0FW beta to any applicants yet, but I could be wrong about that...

Cheers,

Originally Posted by The_Real_BigBuckz

Did apple send you the beta 2.0 FW? or are these all assumptions?

No offense, but how would I have found out about the Parental Controls feature purely from assuming?