The furor surrounding Apple's move to license Microsoft's ActiveSync services to enable Exchange support on the iPhone may one day be seen as a tiny move, as the company plans to introduce wider support for the device through services supplied by Mac OS X Server.
Apple has already confirmed plans to introduce the final version of the iPhone Software Development kit in June, but whispers now claim the company may have a couple more surprises up its sleeve for WWDC 2008.
If these quietly whispered rumours are true, Apple plans to leverage its expertise in managing aspects of both the software and hardware on its platforms to deliver new generations of tools that will let users integrate iPhone with Mac OS X Server-side services and tools.
It's likely these will include new tools to help system administrators easily deploy iPhones within all-Mac environment
