Apple drops the iPhone 2.0.2 bomb, contains bug fixes galore

Posted on August 18th, 2008 by Jonathan Friedman

After releasing iPhone firmware 2.0.1 just two weeks ago, Apple has released another firmware update: 2.0.2. Keeping the simple description of “bug fixes” from Apple, hopefully at least some bugs will be fixed on the phone. The update weighs in at a hefty 248.7 MB, so get to downloading at let us know how it goes and if it helps.

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Filed under: Apple, Software, iPhone

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One Response to “Apple drops the iPhone 2.0.2 bomb, contains bug fixes galore”

  1. Donnie, on August 25th, 2008 at 6:11 am Said:

    hi there,

    i updated my iphone 3g with the latest firmware (2.0.2) and its suppose to fix bugs but im my case it didnt at all, dont know why but its still what i expected

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