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Steve Jobs has acknowledged that AppStore apps on iPhone has been having problems since its launch in June. And he has formally accepted this issue on this  and promised that this will be sorted out by this september. Thats when the 2.1 firmware update is going to be release as per few iPhone bloggers. This is supposed to be one major firmware update. Lets wait and watch. In the meanwhile here is what Steve Jobs has to say about this crashing issue:

“This is a known iPhone bug that is being fixed in the next software update in September”

AppleInsider says – The bug occurs both with freshly downloaded software and with updates, but is reported as never having a definite fix; although some report successfully deleting and re-downloading apps to regain access, others find the solution either having no effect or gradually decaying over time to where the apps again fail to run. Restoring the iPhone also seldom works.

[via - AppleInsider]

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