I'll plan to test this release to see if we're no longer able to blow up the phone without trying too hard. My bet is the catastrophic app install/update issue's been fixed.
It took a few days to occur but my only real problem with the iPhone has returned. Safari in-page typing is still slowing down and crashing Safari. It doesn't seem to be as frequent, but the issue us still there. Version 2.0.2 did ibtroduce a single non-reproducable issue with the Home button not taking me back when using the iPod and the sleep button wouldn't allow fpr a proper shutdown, either. Had to hardboot it. Also, the ocassional, momentary audio freezing when performing heavy tasks is still prevalant, but not a big deal.
PS: One thing I'd like to see in 2.1 is an auto-Push on/off option. Meaning, when I plug the iPhone into a PC/Mac to sync and charge I want Push to turn off and then turn back on when I unplug it. My reasoning is that when attached to a computer I'm getting mail from my Mac and I don't need the iPhone next to it making a sound and vibrating when a new message come in. I figure I'm SOL and the only one that would like this option.
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I'll plan to test this release to see if we're no longer able to blow up the phone without trying too hard. My bet is the catastrophic app install/update issue's been fixed.
It took a few days to occur but my only real problem with the iPhone has returned. Safari in-page typing is still slowing down and crashing Safari. It doesn't seem to be as frequent, but the issue us still there. Version 2.0.2 did ibtroduce a single non-reproducable issue with the Home button not taking me back when using the iPod and the sleep button wouldn't allow fpr a proper shutdown, either. Had to hardboot it. Also, the ocassional, momentary audio freezing when performing heavy tasks is still prevalant, but not a big deal.
PS: One thing I'd like to see in 2.1 is an auto-Push on/off option. Meaning, when I plug the iPhone into a PC/Mac to sync and charge I want Push to turn off and then turn back on when I unplug it. My reasoning is that when attached to a computer I'm getting mail from my Mac and I don't need the iPhone next to it making a sound and vibrating when a new message come in. I figure I'm SOL and the only one that would like this option.