[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.macworld.com/article/142...50:b27701806:z0

"Behind every great point-oh release is a point-one update just waiting for its time to shine."

iPhone 3.1 took the edge off of iPHone 3.0, just as most .1 updates do, so this article runs through the changes and how they work. Most of the features talked about will also work on the iPhone Touch, although that update is technically 3.1.1.  What it doesn't talk about are some of the problems creeping up in the discussion boards at Apple. It appears the update is not playing nice with some of the iPhone 3G models. The problems mainly occur when waking from sleep, exiting applications or unlocking after going into standby mode. 

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.macworld.com/article/142...50:b27701806:z0

"Behind every great point-oh release is a point-one update just waiting for its time to shine."

iPhone 3.1 took the edge off of iPHone 3.0, just as most .1 updates do, so this article runs through the changes and how they work. Most of the features talked about will also work on the iPhone Touch, although that update is technically 3.1.1.  What it doesn't talk about are some of the problems creeping up in the discussion boards at Apple. It appears the update is not playing nice with some of the iPhone 3G models. The problems mainly occur when waking from sleep, exiting applications or unlocking after going into standby mode.