It's not $9.95 for that.
If you already have 2.0 then you get this update for free.
If you don't have 2.0, then you can get all of the features of 2.0 plus the new update for that $9.95
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iPod touch iPod Touch 2.1 update now available
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It's not $9.95 for that.
If you already have 2.0 then you get this update for free.
If you don't have 2.0, then you can get all of the features of 2.0 plus the new update for that $9.95
I will agree with ya there ... they should have been better prepared ... i think at times Apple thinks to far ahead of themselves.
all i'm saying is that its nothing life threatening for anyones ipods and in short time things will be the way they should be.
It doesn't cost $0.01 if you already had 2.0 or 2.0.1, or 2.0.2 .. It only costs if you didn't already purchase the 2.0 update, which already added much more functionality than the 1.0 series did.
anyone whos been through updates like this should know those points are givens when updating.
I think the whole damn iTunes server crashed.. I can't even buy songs or get the update. I'm on the east coast by the way.
the store is offline ( all together / partially ) until they get everything worked out with the updates and such
Supposed 2.1 update link on Gizmodo right now. It is from Apple's servers so it should be fairly safe, but download at your own risk obviously.
Gizmodo 2.1 Update
Gizmodo 2.1 Update
Genius for me just trys to make you buy more tracks
Can everyone stop trying to update 2.1
i'll let you know when you can try again thanks in advance
That's mighty nice of you!
So does 2.1 add the shake to shuffle feature of the new nano?
I doubt it.. It should, since the iPod and iPhone have the accelerometer.. but that feature is probably a nano exclusive...
Maybe somebody should tell the iTunes folks that Gizmodo knows where the missing requested resource CAN be found?
Maybe somebody should tell the iTunes folks that Gizmodo knows where the missing requested resource CAN be found?
lol someone shoot apple a quick e-mail
Connect your ipod to itunes and go to the ipod status section, hold down shift and click the restore button. Then select the ipsw file you just downloaded. It will "restore" you to the newer version. You can then restore from a backup so you dont lose any of your settings.