
The latest iPhone firmware update should be available Tuesday in iTunes.
(Credit: Tom Krazit/CNET News) Apple has released a minor iPhone firmware update that is supposed to help improve the stability of its Safari browser. The update
should be popping up Tuesday if you connect your iPhone to iTunes. Update 2.2.1 is the first tweak released since
Apple added Google's Street View to the iPhone's software back in November with the 2.2 release. Despite the brief list of new features and fixes, this update is
just as big as that release, weighing in at 246.4MB. As a result, it's taking awhile to download and install. I'll let you know if I encounter any problems, and likewise, please let us know if you experience any issues downloading and installing the update. Update 11:15am - iPod
touch owners had an additional fix as part of the update. Apple fixed an issue with Apple Lossless files that tended to skip during playback, according to The Unofficial Apple Weblog.
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