Apple just pushed iOS 4.3.2 . This update contains improvements and other bug fixes including. It fixes an issue that occasionally caused blank or frozen video during a FaceTime call, it fixes an issue that prvented some international users from connecting to 3G networks on iPad W-Fi + 3G and contains the latest security updates. » Apple Released iOS 4.3.2

According to bgr Apple will release iOS 4.3.1 withing one to two weeks from now. It includes some minor bug fixes, which you can check out after the break. » iOS 4.3.1 Will Be Available Within One to Two Weeks?

Just a quick note that Apple just released iOS 4.3 GM for “developers only”. The full release will come on March 11th and if anything really interesting comes up, we will let you know you.

This is just a quick note to tell you that Apple dropped iOS 4.3 Beta 3 for developers. We don’t know what is new in Beta 3, but if there are interesting new features, we will inform you as soon as possible.

Apple just released iOS 4.3 Beta 2 and it looks like they removed the New Multitasking Gestures “which is four and five finger multi-touch support for the iPad”. Why Apple removed this we don’t know, but it looks like it will not be included in the final release. If new features come up we will inform you about it as soon as possible. » Apple Released iOS 4.3 Beta 2!

Apple just dropped iOS 4.3 beta 1 for developers for all devices, including the iPhone 3Gs/4, iPad, iPod Touch 3G/4G and AppleTV 2. But it doesn’t support the iPhone 3G, I have no idea why. If you are not a jailbreaker or unlocker you can download the beta from Apple’s developers page.

iOS 4.2 for the iPad has recently been released and some iPad owners noticed that Apple has lowered the power output of the iPad’s 30-pin connector to a mere 20mA, down from 100mA in iOS 3.2. This means that connected devices such as USB Keyboards, USB Flash drivers and Cameras that require power of more than 20mA will no longer work and will give you the message “The connected USB device requires too much power.”. » iOS 4.2 Reduces Power Output to iPad Camera Connection Kit