[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.macworld.com/article/143...75:b28218966:z0

"Rest in peace, iPhone 3.1. It was just last month that the most recent iPhone update hit the streets and already it's been superseded by the younger, faster, better-looking iPhone 3.1.2 that Apple released on Thursday. Whither iPhone 3.1.1? I'm afraid we may never know."

Bug fixes involving not waking from sleep, or that caused crashes while streaming video should be fixed with this update. This isn't showing up as an option for me when I checked, but perhaps it will show up later. After updating there is also a carrier update that needs to be completed. 

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.macworld.com/article/143...75:b28218966:z0

"Rest in peace, iPhone 3.1. It was just last month that the most recent iPhone update hit the streets and already it's been superseded by the younger, faster, better-looking iPhone 3.1.2 that Apple released on Thursday. Whither iPhone 3.1.1? I'm afraid we may never know."

Bug fixes involving not waking from sleep, or that caused crashes while streaming video should be fixed with this update. This isn't showing up as an option for me when I checked, but perhaps it will show up later. After updating there is also a carrier update that needs to be completed. 

[griph]

Originally Posted by Jeff Campbell

This isn't showing up as an option for me when I checked, but perhaps it will show up later.

I have noticed that iTunes does not always automatically advise when there is an update when synchronising the iPhone. I have had to click the check for update button to find them - and this was the case with 3.1.2.

I have to say that having been a WM user for 9 years I love the ease of backing up, upgrading the iPhone etc - MS really could learn a lot from how Apple have implemented this feature!