RSAP iPhone 4S

does anyone know if Apple intends to offer RSAP on I Phone, I sent them an e.mail to Apple some weeks ago (please see below), which they hav'nt even clicked the read receipt. It amazes me that such a forward thinking company can be so backward on what appears to be a simple issue, and a simple softwear upgrade. I've been looking at other phone makers Nokia and Samsung and whilst Nokia provide this option on their phones, Samsung did remove this option on the Galaxey S3 when they upgraded the OS from Ginger Bread to Ice Cream Sandwich, BUT WERE QUICK TO REACT WHEN THERE CUSTOMERS COMPLAINED  ABOUT THE LOST FACILITY (Shouting now done). And have now issued a softwear upgrade for this.

Come on Apple please give you customers want they want from a phone, intoday's business market. Whilst i accept this is not for everyone but for some of us who need this option in our cars for business would be a big step forward after all it's only upgrading the bluetooth.

For those who may be intrested please see the mail sent to Apple's

Dear Mr Cook

I wanted to drop a line to you or your team in Apple with regards to a function that Isn’t offered by Apple on the Iphone which is known as SAP (Sim Access Profile) and RSAP (Remote Sim Access Profile).

Firstly please excuse me if you or any of your team understand,  but this function is part of  Bluetooth and allows the car system to download your contacts and also receive and send SMS. It also puts the phone in standby allowing greater battery life. 

Could you advise me if this is something Apple would consider with a software upgrade which would be good in my business as I operate a Limo Company in the UK.

There are a number of other mobile phone companies such as Nokia HTC  and I think Sony to name a few. Samsung used to have this facility on their Galaxy range until they change their OS from Ginger Bread to Ice Cream Sandwich where it was removed. This in turn has upset a lot of Samsung users, and having read some forum reviews Apple users feel the same by not having this. This could be a good thing for Apple to introduce as a non-android offering this type of connection as well  from a safety point of view as well

Whilst I don’t want to move from Apple this option is very Important to me and prior to me moving from Nokia to Apple I had this facility. if this is something not in the pipeline I may have to take this route and head back to Nokia

For you information the vehicle I use for my business which is sold in the US is the Buick Regal under the GM Badge from Opel in Europe.

I look forward to hearing from you in due course