Apple has released their newest version of the iOS, version 4.3.1. This update is for the GSM version (AT&T) of the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, both iPad 1 and 2 and the third and fourth generation iPod Touch. Verizon Wireless iPhone users are out of luck and stuck with 4.2.6.
The update brings with it fixes for a fourth-generation iPod touch graphics glitch as well as bugs that caused iPhones to have trouble activating and connecting to cell networks. The update also addresses flickering issues that occur when connecting a device to certain HDTVs with Apple's Digital AV adapter and "resolves an issue authenticating with some enterprise web services."
The release notes don't make specific reference to fixing some of the battery issues reported around the Web or patching iPad jailbreak vulnerabilities, though rumors had suggested that iOS 4.3.1 would address both of these topics. It's possible, however, that they (and other fixes) could fall under Apple's umbrella of general bug fixes
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