IPhone API Exposure: Future Roadmap

Question

What are the plans for exposing further native iPhone APIs to the packager environment?
Like another poster here, I need access to the address book, although I'm not sure that would be via an 'API' as such, as I suppose it's an application in its own right?  On the other hand, I've seen native iPhone apps that can access the address book, so clearly there is some common layer?
Currently available APIs listed in the LABS FAQ are as follows:
MultiTouch
Screen Orientation
Saving images to Photo Library
Accelerometer
Geo-location
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Many thanks
Peter Robertson

Answer 1

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Thanks for your attention,
=Tod
PS In lieu of a sticky maybe we can bump this thread to keep it visible?