Apple Prepping iPhone 3.1 Software Update

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July 1, 2009, 12:06 PM —  PC World.com — 

Only two weeks after launching the 3.0 software update for iPhone and iPod Touch, Apple is now working hard on delivering an update to the iPhone OS. The iPhone SDK 3.1 beta has been pushed out to developers last night, which already reported a few new features and refinements.

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