iPhone world now gets a new update in the form of the iPhone 2.2 Software Update. This latest version of 2.2 software is easy to install on iPhones. Get this new software to view Google Streets and public transits along with walking directions and much more.

In case, you are curious to know what all is there in the iPhone 2.2 Software Update, then here are the details. It features Google Street View along with a feature to share locations via emails. It also includes a display address of dropped pins. Moreover, this new update has decrease in call setup failures and dropped calls.

The new iPhone 2.2 Software Update lets you resolve isolated issues with scheduled fetching of email. It features improved formatting of wide HTML emails. iPhone 2.2 Software Update also allows the user to turn on/off auto-correction in keyboard settings.

Incorporating improved sound quality of visual voicemail messages, iPhone 2.2 Software Update lets you enjoy access to podcasts via Wi-Fi or your cellular network. There is a new search-friendly user interface in this new software update to make life easier for you.

All those using iPhone can now make a difference with the new iPhone 2.2 Software Update. Capable of adding an extra functionality to Google Maps that show not just the street location but also the access to public transport and walking directions, this new update is worth it.

Get the new iPhone 2.2 Software Update and enjoy sharing location information with your friends through email. Not just location, this update for iPhone lets you download Podcasts through iTunes over Wi-Fi and Edge/3G connections. Sounds interesting isn’t?

3G signal strength indicator, repeat alerts for incoming text messages and faster installations for third-party applications are some other improvements. According to Apple, downloading 2.2 iPhone Software Update will improve Safari’s stability and performance on the phone.

This new firmware sports a few interesting new additions. iPhone users can now enjoy the luxury of texting multiple contacts at once, a function standard in nearly all cell phones today. You can also completely move around all of your icons by simply pressing on any one of them until they shake, then drag them around that page or even on to another one. Until the SDK comes along you won’t have a real need to utilize more than one page with the standard icons, but thanks to the newest feature allowing you to add bookmarked icons directly to your home page, you might have a need for a page or two if you’d prefer never to open the favorites button in your

The Google Maps application received a majority of the love from this update, most notably its newest ability to triangulate your location using nearby cell phone towers. Although I don’t recommend using that feature while driving as its radius isn’t quite exact, it helps a lot when you’re trying to figure out exactly where you are. They have also made it possible to place your own pins on the map, making it much easier to figure out how to get to your destination from that dead end street you took a wrong turn on to. And if those features weren’t enough for the Google Maps application, you can new view a hybrid map.

Unfortunately users are reporting all sorts of errors from both the installation process and after the fact as well. Issues with installation seem to be geared around iTunes version 7.6, but mostly the problems occur after the installation. The most common issue seems to be that messages sent and received show up out of order within that specific chat session. This can be mildly confusing when trying to reference a few hours or days back in your conversation. Many have also reported that the internal speaker has also cut out for them along with several Bluetooth devices failing to work even though they were fine in 1.1.2.

While the new features add some depth to the JesusPhone, many of us are still left wondering when we will get cut and paste. With the SDK around the corner, perhaps a third party application will beat Apple to it. But honestly, I’d prefer that my iPhone caught up with the technology that every smart phone already offers.