iPhone 3.1.2 OS billed by Apple as a bug-killer
Apple today made available an update to the iPhone operating system, which it says will improve performance on the best-selling . The 3.1.2 update, which can be accessed by launching iTunes and checking for system updates, is being billed as a bug-killer.
Most importantly, the new OS apparently resolves the "coma" bug 鈥� a glitch that caused the iPhone to go to sleep for long periods of time. Apple said that the 3.1.2 update would also address a bug that caused occasional crashes during video streaming, and an issue with the interruption of cellular network services.
3.1.2 OS packs a relatively hefty weight 鈥� it will take up 306.2 MB of drive space.
In September, Apple for the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3G S 鈥� a long-awaited functionality that brought photo messaging technology to the . But the MMS unveiling, as we noted, didn't exactly go smoothly.
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