iOS 4.3.1 Leaked

BGR has managed to get the unreleased iOS 4.3.1 update installed on their iPhone.

One of our Apple connects just installed the unreleased and unseen iOS 4.3.1 build on one of our iPhones, and we’ve been playing around with it for a couple days. We reported the changes from iOS 4.3 a few days back, and it really does look as if iOS 4.3.1 will simply fix bugs, hence the version numbering. Battery life seems a tad bit better, though that’s not scientific at all.

iOS 4.3.1 is expected to be released publicly within the next 1-2 weeks.

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