The new iPhone addresses a lot of the "big" issues with the original, but the lack of some features that are pretty standard elsewhere (like MMS? wtf?) is curious.
ChAoTiCpInOy, your defense was poor. For starters, for half of them you just said "software update", insinuating that Apple will be adding those things. You know that those were all problems with the original iPhone too, and that's what people said back then, and they STILL haven't been fixed?
Also, your defense for the GPS and camera is laughable, because it goes against Apple's own marketing. Do you remember the one with that little troll-guy who claims his iPhone replaces his cell phone, texting phone, camera, and iPod? How it's supposed to be an integrated device to do everything? Come on dude, it isn't 2002 anymore - the cameras and GPS in competing products ARE fully capable of replacing the standalone alternatives.
Anyway, the new iPhone is a step in the right direction, but it still has a long way to go before I'd even consider it.