Existing users, 
I downloaded and installed on my iPod Touch 2G. While the extra features were nice, I had MAJOR WiFi connectivity issues that I didn't have under 2.2.1.
Specifically, my Touch dropped WiFi connections in both my home and in most WiFi hotspots. I did all of the usual troubleshooting; reset my home router, the Touch's network settings, did a hard and soft reset, etc.
The problem was resolved when I restored the OS to 2.2.1. I remember a time when Apple didn't release software until it was thoroughly tested and found to be relatively bug-free. Apparently we're now all unpaid beta-testers.
And before anyone comments; yes, I should know better than to download and install a 1st day major upgrade ;)
Apple iPhone
Firmware for the phone (available via iTunes).
Version: 3.1.2
not a pleasant experience
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: stevesaun10 Thursday, June 18 2009 @ 05:24 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: NO
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not a pleasant experience - stevesaun10
Oh gee, yet another smart-ass fan-boy.Saturday, June 20 2009 @ 07:07 AM PDT
not a pleasant experience - stevesaun10
...and I notice most of YOUR previous posts deal with whining and bi***ing about minutia such as software version numbers not displaying correctly.I'm talking about a PAID upgrade for iPod Touch users that isn't working. If I'm PAYING for software, I expect something as essential as wifi to work correctly. If it doesn't, than my touch is little more than a glorified paperweight.
Yes, I object to being an unpaid beta tester. So should you if you're paying for software that doesn't work as advertised.
Saturday, June 20 2009 @ 08:23 AM PDT
not a pleasant experience - Felix01
Ref: "And before anyone comments; yes, I should know better than to download and install a 1st day major upgrade"Yes you should since you object to being an "unpaid bets tester."
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Saturday, June 20 2009 @ 12:53 AM PDT