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I also haven't heard anything said about any improvement on the 3G's touchscreen keyboard. There have not been any demos out of the iPhone 3G yet, but there have been rumors that AT&T stores will be receiving demos this week and have them on display on July 11.
The iPhone 3G uses a A-GPS, which is a combination of GPS, Wi-Fi and cell towers. It uses what is available. From what I read, this type of GPS is faster, but you won't always get a strong signal if you are inside a building. It uses Google Maps so you wouldn't have to pay extra for the maps. There are some companies that said they were working on navigation apps for the iPhone, such as TomTom. However, the SDK license agreement for the iPhone states that applications cannot be designed for real-time route guidance. So many navigation software companies may be waiting to see what Apple is going to do. Perhaps Apple will offer their own subscription service in the future?
I could go on and on about the 3G, I've been...
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