iPhone firmware 2.0.2 Released

[MattyBoy]

Nearly a month after leaving the iPhone 3G inaugurating the new version "2.0" of its internal system, is already the second update to the device which is proposed today for download. iPhone "2.0.2" firmware can be downloaded from iTunes or directly from Apple's servers.

No new feature is rated at only "fixes" had been made as stated Apple when installing the latter. No detailed list of corrections software has been published by Apple but the first mobinautes have installed themselves in charge in his place.

It is thus clear that no new settings on the camera is present while the web browser Safari Mobile becomes slightly faster to use. In addition, time scrolling web pages are faster and less jerky. The lag time associated with the use of its virtual keypad has also been shortened.

The transition on the display of music in portrait or landscape mode (coverflow) has evolved. The software developed the App Store for updates 2.0 or 2.0.1 will continue to operate on the iPod or iPhone Touch 2.0.2. Regarding the sensitivity of the 3G iPhone, no progress appears to have been made. Worse still, some mobinautes found that the iPhone 3G was now less sensitive! Finally, updating "2.0.2" disables security holes for "hacker" (or "jailbreaker") terminal for access to reading and writing its internal system.

Note that there are currently two updates for the iPod Touch: updating "1.1.5" proposed free and updated "2.0.2" still charged 7.99 euros.

[mauricio]

You can criticize Microsoft but I have the impression that Apple is worse.

[Reegan]

The Update is a v2 pay, everyone is aware now, isnt it?
And those who find it too expensive can always stay in v1.

[Jeffrey]

Obviously Apple can not afford to pay the U.S. and not in Europe, especially as the price is fully justified because of the changing features and additional software.