“Apple is already testing the first maintenance and security updates for version 2.0 of its iPhone Software that aim to improve performance and fix a number of outstanding bugs,” Sam Oliver reports for AppleInsider.
“The updates, which revealed themselves as iPhone Software 2.0.1 in the Apache server logs at BGR, are currently making the rounds in the form of two distinct builds: build 5B101 for first-generation iPhones and build 5B103 for the new 3G iPhones,” Oliver reports.
“Although Apple began testing the updates prior to the official release of iPhone Software v2.0 on Friday, neither have made their way into the hands of iPhone developers,” Oliver reports.
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The snappy time, she comes!
When is the new PwnageTool 2.0 will be publish? I want to use iPhone 2.0, still with the first gen iPhone (on version 1.3, I did not updated to version 1.4 because I did not see much benefit).
They need to start prepping some more iPhones!!!
Wow this is the Duh story of the day.. Im sure they are always working on bug fixes etc. even before the product ships. You don’t think that they made all of those iPhone 3G’s overnight do you?
In other news firefighters are filling their trucks with water for the next fire.
My new 3G headphones don’t tangle as much as the first iPhone ones did, remarkable.
It can’t come quick enough. iPhone 2.0 has to be the buggiest update yet.
‘Phone 2.0 has to be the buggiest update yet.’
Went just fine for me.
Perhaps they could actually get some more iPhones in circulation too…
Watch it break the new apps haha
Just some minor glitches. Mostly delays in pulling contacts and iTunes sluggishness. Other than that, bring it on. I feel snappy just thinking about it.
MDN really needs a general message board. But since it doesn’t have one, I’ll just post a semi off topic question and see if I get an answer….
I want buy a Altec Lansing’s T612 for my desk at work. Anyone here know if it will work with AOL Radio and Pandora????
Thanks in advance…
Firefighters typically do not FILL there trucks with water, they tap into the mains water supply through hydrants.
Actually firefighters DO fill their trucks with water. Almost all engines carry some amount of water. Ever heard of a dry hydrant? How about an area that isn’t serviced by hydrants? In such cases, until water shuttling operations get underway, water on trucks is used.
I’ve gone through the Apple fanboy circuits and the problems seem to be few in number for some and many for others.
I fall into the latter group. Sluggishness, hard resets needed almost once a day.
My cursor disappears at random when typing in Safari.
Whenever I shuffle through my tabs in Safari, the little window shows an image of the page as if it’s still loaded there but then when I expand it, it disappears and starts to load. It used to be a blank white screen so maybe that’s a step forward?
Navigating the App Store is a pain, frequently requiring a force quit or a hard reset if that doesn’t work.
The camera takes what feels like 10 seconds to open.
My signal bars used to be pretty stable but now they fluctuate often and a lot of the time shows no reception even if I can still make a call.
When I watch a movie and touch the screen, the video controls interlay will pop up with the status bar lagging a second or two behind. Sometimes it won’t show at all, or a piece of the status bar might be missing. It’s real spastic instead of the way they used to appear smoothly in unison.
And there’s a few other things but you get my drift.
@R2 –
I had similar problems after I upgraded. Apple support had me do a factory restore from iTunes even though I had just installed the 2.0 update. That worked and all is cool now. Give it a try – good luck.
iPhone YAWN!!
It’s (in my opinion) DUMB to spend the huge amount of money for a iPhone contract every month for little functionality compared to a MACBOOK PRO!!!
Obama to visit the West Bank….oh brother…
Often I click on an app and it either restarts or takes my iPhone to the home screen. It drives me crazy
What they need is Adobe flash
Ive had is my contacts stall when scrolling. I think this has more to do with MM pushing than anything. Thoughts? Anyone else having this issue.
I don’t know anything about fire trucks, but have you heard Scarlett Johanssen on the iTunes Store?
Cute girl, decent actress, but she sings like a drunken sailor. A MALE drunken sailor. It’s a little scary.
“What they need is Adobe flash”
yeah cause *that* is a fix for slow or crashing systems…….
oh wait, the fix for those symptoms is *removing* flash! sorry!
“It’s (in my opinion) DUMB to spend the huge amount of money for a iPhone contract every month for little functionality compared to a MACBOOK PRO!!!
Obama to visit the West Bank….oh brother…”
wow, reread that. are you on crack?
@only issue,
Count me in on the slow contacts, it’s driving me crazy!
I’ve sent a Bug Report to , let’s hope others do to.
I think it is something to do with Push, if you turn Push off, it stops being jerky and is smoother – for a while.
@Dream,
I installed the leaked firmware (which turned out to be the wrong one) before I restored it with the official one from Apple a day later.
Nevertheless I’ll do another restore. It can’t hurt.
“It can’t hurt.”
Famous last words. Remember Murphy’s Law.
@ Jamie. Yeah, add that to the list of fixes. MM seems to work fine for me, with exception to the sync not push from mac to cloud thing (irked). This roll out was alot to bite off for Apple. I’m sure they will work out the kinks, they usually do. BUT, it does appear that they were not completely prepared. Hope this isn’t a sign of things to come. I still have faith in my fav company though. They’ve very rarely let me down as opposed to M$. I’ll give them a (guarded) pass on this for now. Just hope it isn’t a trend.