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iPod touch software 1.1.2 adds calendar functions

Arriving alongside iPhone software version 1.1.2 on Thursday evening was iPod touch software version 1.1.2, which adds new calendar functionality to the touch-screen media players.

The 158MB update began turning up via iTunes for some iPod touch users in the late evening hours, but is also available as a raw download for those users who don't mind triggering the install manually.

Thus far, one of the only visible features delivered by the update appears to be the ability to add and edit calendar events through the Touch's calendar application. Although these capabilities had long been available to iPhone users, Apple omitted them from the initial version of the Touch software presumably to help differentiate the player from the iPhone.

For his part, however, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs in a recent email response to a customer chalked the absence of the functions up to an oversight, calling it a "bug."

"The inability to edit and add calendar events is a bug that will be fixed in a future software update," he said.



65 Comments

pressmeister 17 Years · 8 comments

Was the omission of mail also a "bug"? Put mail on there and the touch is an awesome machine.

maxink 18 Years · 1 comment

That is all it needed for me. Mail can be accessed by using safari.

flinch13 19 Years · 196 comments

I'd sell my 5G right now and get an iPod touch if it could do mail. For realz.

Though I'd rather have a larger device without the phone of the iPhone... yes. I'm talking about a new newton.

guest 21 Years · 105 comments

Just where is the 64GB version now?

godrifle 19 Years · 261 comments

Give me mail and I'll buy one. Make it a fully-Exchange compatible device, and my company will buy hundreds.