Apple releases iOS 4.3.2 with fixes for FaceTime, 3G connectivity
The update is also said to include the latest security updates. It is available for the iPhone 4 GSM model, iPhone 3GS, iPad 2, iPad, and third- and fourth-generation iPod touch.
The update does not apply to the CDMA-based Verizon iPhone 4, which was given its own unique software update, iOS 4.2.7.
The last incremental update for iOS came in late March in the form of iOS 4.3.1. It addressed issues related to some cellular networks, and also fixed an occasional graphics glitch with the fourth-generation iPod touch.
Rumors of an iOS 4.3.2 began soon after, with claims that the minor update would include mostly bug fixes. Apple is believed to have largely turned its attention to its next major release, expected to be iOS 5.
Apple has said it will show of the "future of iOS" at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, set to kick off on June 6 in San Francisco, Calif. WWDC 2011 is expected to be a software-only event, as Apple is rumored to have no plans to show off new hardware.
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At first I thought this was the addition of FaceTime over ‘3G’ that was promised(?) in 2011.
At first I thought this was the addition of FaceTime over ?3G? that was promised(?) in 2011.
When was it promised? I know they said they'd look into it, but I never heard the word promised. Also, and I don't know where you're located, but I don't think AT&T is ready for it.
I never heard about a promise either. Before they add facetime over 3G, lets get the battery issues fixed please.
I never heard about a promise either. Before they add facetime over 3G, lets get the battery issues fixed please.
Yeah battery life is seriously becoming a joke. Isn't the largest internal component of the iPhone it's battery?
Facetime over 3G is the best way to go way over your downstream limit very quickly. Most users wouldn't understand that and would receive massive bills, bills that carriers would blame on Apple. Apple would get bad press and then well... that'd be close to a first.