Well, it been less than 24 hours since the iPhone 3G was officially announced, and the let down still has left a bad taste in my mouth. Yeah, it has 3G speed, and GPS... but that's pretty much it. All the other rumoured changes failed to materialize.

Here's what didn't happen:

Price Cut - I know, I know... $199 for the 8GB. But as we documented here, once you factor in the mandatory minute and data rates for AT&T, the least you end up paying for your iPhone is $70 a month... that's more expensive.

Better Camera - The camera on the original iPhone was a low end 2-Mega-Pixel camera. The camera a year later? Still the exact same thing.

Video Chat - Since 3G speed can support it, every one was talking about how the 3G iPhone was going to have a second front end camera for video chat. And it still might happen... next year.

Removable Battery - While the SIM ejector tool was a welcome change, the problem of an unremovable battery was still... unremoved. You'll have to mail in your phone or go to an Apple store to get it fixed.

MMS - No, I don't really care about sending picture messages to other phones... but the fact that any $5 piece of junk mobile can and the super iPhone can't... it's just wierd.

Memory Card Slot - Okay, I understand how a 32GB phone might have been clunky, but why not give the people who want it the option?

Other than there still being no copy-and-paste function or wireless Bluetooth audio, those seem to be the major iPhone 3G problems.

Do you have any problems with the 3G iPhone we're missing?