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Today (March 18, 2008), Engadget has managed to get their hands on the yet to be released iPhone 2.0 firmware, and has posted an assortment of photos detailing the iPhone’s new 2.0 firmware (set to release in late June). Amongst the features noted by the folks over at Engadget were:

-Support for Microsoft Exchange
-Application Store (not yet online though)
-Wifi networks can now be “prioritized”
-Calculator supports sideways orientation (in addition to scientific)
-Parental controls now work (Youtube can be blocked, etc)
-Multi-select emails (delete/move as a group)
-Contact search is still not available

Be sure to read my other post titled “iPhone 2.0 Firmware: Sneak Peek” for additional information about the 2.0 firmware, and to watch a video of the iPhone’s new firmware in action. Currently, Apple is seeding a beta (1.2) to enterprise beta testers, and chosen iPhone developers. As stated previously, the iPhone 2.0 firmware is scheduled for a late June (08) release.

[via Macrumors & Engadget]