As part of the iPhone 2.0 software update, Apple also announced Enterprise support for the iPhone (and iPod Touch) which will come in the form of Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The new support will feature push email, push contacts, push calendar and global address list. It will have support for certificates and identities, WPA2/802.1x and enforced security policies with more VPN protocols, device configuration and remote wipe.

Well, as expected the long awaited SDK for the iPhone has been officially announced and will be available with iPhone software version 2.0. With great disappointment but very little surprise the availability of version 2.0 and the apps will not be available until sometime in June. According to Apple; the software update will be available sometime “by the end of June”. However beginning today “selected developers and enterprise customers” will have access to a beta release, which will hopefully mean that we will be see a good selection of apps available when software version 2.0 first launches.

We are up, waiting and trying to control our excitement, just what details will we get today about the long awaited iPhone (and iPod Touch) SDK. Today’s event will also be including some news about the “exciting new enterprise features.” The event, which is taking place at the Apple HQ in Cupertino begins today at more »