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The iPhone is in addition to "copy, cut and paste"

* Apple introduces the latest version of the famous iPhone.
* Among the nearly one hundred new features of the new release include the possibility of cut, copy and paste text.
* The company has sold 17 million iPhones and 13 million units of iPod Touch worldwide.

Landscape view for e-mail, P2P connection to play with others, ability to synchronize notes with the PC and Mac, automatic access point Wi-Fi and parental controls for TV shows, movies and applications. Some of the services offered by the latest version of the popular iPhone, Apple's iPhone OS 3.0, presented on Tuesday. The launch, users will not until this summer, will finally cut, copy and paste text.

Apple announced the news at a ceremony at its headquarters in Cupertino, Silicon Valley, stating that it has sold 17 million iPhones and 13 million units of iPod Touch worldwide.

The application store for these two devices, launched less than a year, and 25,000 includes programs, many free and have become one of the main advantages of the iPhone versus other smartphones. "
The release did not reach users until this summer
Apple has already sold 800,000 applications and programmers, most of which do not belong to Apple and retain 70% of the amount of sales, can now reach 30 million users of iPhone and iPod Touch.

The updated iPhone will copy information from notes and websites and cut and paste text between applications and the user wants to undo the transaction just have to shake the phone.

Apple explained that the beta version of iPhone OS 3.0 includes a Software Development Kit (SDK) with more than 1,000 new application programming interfaces.

This will allow developers to create applications that, for example, have access to the user's music library on your iPhone to include songs in games and enable connection to play with other P2P users on a local network.

In addition, application developers can now offer subscription content or sell items within their own applications, like electronic books or additional levels of a video game.