Question about Flash Cross-Compile to iPhone

I mentioned in my last post that an iPhone developer attended a Flex presentation that I gave. He was hoping to get some info on how he might use Flash as a means of producing apps instead of Objective C. Not sure what development environments exist for iPhone development presently, but the idea of using Flash is obviously titillating to some.

Anyway, that conversation got me curious. What support, if any, will Flash CS5 expose to developers for accessing hardware features. Things like GPS, magnetometers and accelerometers are pretty much required for certain mobile applications. Unfortunately, as I checked on labs, I also discovered that I really ought to not skim so much; "sneak preview" ≠ "beta". So there is not a way to presently go spelunking the tool to check.

So maybe someone out there knows. Does Adobe support, or intended support as it is still in development, for cross-compiling to the iPhone provide any way to access hardware features that are unique to a mobile device?

Thanks.

Update: I took Andy's advice and checked out Mike Chamber's post. Buried in the comments was the link I was seeking: Applications for iPhone:Developer FAQ.

Specifically, about halfway down is this tidbit:

Which native iPhone APIs and functionality are supported when using Flash tooling?

The following native device APIs and functionality are supported:

• MultiTouch
• Screen Orientation
• Saving images to Photo Library
• Accelerometer
• Geo-location
• Cut / Copy / Paste