Apple released iPhone Firmware 2.1 about two weeks before. 2.1 Firmware is the most stable firmware release so far which fixed a lot of issues and improved iPhone’s overall performance. After this update, we were expecting the next firmware release on the 4th of October. And it looks like the new firmware update is on it’s way. Macrumors reported that some iPhone developers received a new beta iPhone firmware for testing. 

Apple has seeded some iPhone developers with a new beta iPhone firmware for testing. The new version is labeled iPhone OS 2.2 beta 1 and is accompanied by a new beta of the iPhone SDK (build 9M2611). Beyond “compatibility testing”, there are no other differences noted by Apple. It’s not clear yet if the new builds have any further implementation of background push notifications that have been promised by Apple.

Apparently Steve Jobs  said in an email that they want to make this release perfect so it’s running a bit late. “We’re running a bit late. We want to get it 100% right the first time”, Steve. 

Whenever the update comes to iPhone, we would expect to see a lot more improvements and additions in this update. Hopefully some of the features that Apple ignored so far, like copy & paste, will be included in this latest firmware update.

If I have to put my wish-list for the 2.2 firmware update then it will be a long list. What do you think? What do you want to see in the next firmware update? Please don’t hesitate to share with all of us.

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