"Apple today released iOS 4.3.2, bringing several minor fixes and improvements to Apple's operating system for mobile devices. The build number is 8H7 for the majority of devices, with the CDMA iPad 2 receiving Build 8H8. A separate iOS 4.2.7 build 8E303 is also available for the CDMA iPhone 4."
This update contains improvements and other bug fixes including:
- Fixes an issue that occasionally caused blank or frozen video during a FaceTime call
- Fixes an issue that prevented some international users from connecting to 3G networks on iPad Wi-Fi + 3G
- Contains the latest security updates
Hook up your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad to iTunes and you'll find your iOS update,....
Who's going to update? I heard much of it is to deter jailbreaking your device.
Can you confirm for me - I think this means iTunes on a Macintosh, not iTunes on the iPhone? I have had an iPhone for just 2 days, and haven't mastered most of it.
I still do not know what jailbreaking means, so I guess I am not concerned about it.
In plain English, you are fine to update your iPhone without any problems. Just hook up your iPhone to your computer, and update through iTunes.
Jailbreaking is the essentially hacking the software of of your iDevice to install a third-party application called Cydia, WHICH IS AN UNOFFICIAL APPLE UNAPPROVED APP STORE" that has the ability to fully unlock capabilities of your iPhone, such as customing, themes, unofficial games apps, cracked apps, etc without Apple's permission or consent. Although legal from the DMCA ruling in the U.S., it is unnecessary to jailbreak your iPhone if you do not have the need to, or if you are new with your iPhone.
I think the battery issue was supposed to have been rectified on the last update, although I find the battery life on my iPod Touch quite pathetic. Sure hope my iPad 2 coming will do a whole lot better.
How bad could the battery life be on the iPod Touch? Anyways, do you use it a lot? Have you tried specific settings to minimize the amount of battery being used (Wi-Fi turned off when not needed, bluetooth off, push e-mail off, etc)?
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