Apple posts beta 2 for iPhone OS 3.1

great, hope more bugs been fixed this time.

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It is so obvious that he is the one that operations that shady operation... It is obviously a spam and should be removed.

I lost my voicemail under beta 1 but after loading in beta 2 about 8 voicemails popped up and my wifi seems to be more stable

Anyone knows if Apple finally fixed the issue with meeting-invitations which arrive on the iPhone as MIME-attachments and can not be opened/accepted/declined on the iPhone? This is a long-time issue and I haven't heard if this is being addressed by Apple at all.

I think the Flick right from home screen to go to search screen works well.

How about using the same function flick but use up to go to general settings and down to go to networks / connectivity? Just a thought...

Im Missing the AT&T Logo. Where could it have gone??? :-O

@Luigi192: Imagine that. A beta being buggy! Perhaps they should come up with a name for software that is still in testing and not ready for public use because it might be buggy.

Wait. How about calling it a BETA? Why didn't anyone think of that?

I hope it fixed bugs, because 3.1b1 was extraordinarily buggy!!!

I like how this article says TUAW can't talk about any of the changes in 3.1 beta 2 because of the NDA and the next article up is about a change in 3.1 beta 2.

/facepalm

Disclaimer: Yes, I'm a registered developer, and, yes, I'm constantly having to bite my tongue about changes in the pre-release versions of the iPhone OS.

So instead of walking into an Apple or AT&T store, and walking out with a fixed phone in minutes, you forked over money to some possibly shady operation to gain access to developer builds that Apple won't support.

I'd recommend people do not go this route. If you show up with a developer phone to an Apple store, they will not support or service the device. Instead they refer you to developer support. If your not an actual developer, then you will be out of luck.