As already expected, Apple Inc. has just released the first update for its famous ultimate smart phone, the iPhone. The update that has been released today by the American company for its ultimate gadget has included the solutions for fixing several critical bugs, as well as brand new features, such as the ability of buying tracks from the company’s online music story iTunes over the Wi-Fi connection.

However, the update has also made some of the iPhone owners to worry whether it will as well “brick” the modified mobile phones, particularly the ones that have been unlocked by using one of the several hacking tools that have already started to circulate on the Internet. As there have been only few hours since the version 1.1.1 of the iPhone update has been released by Apple Inc., the initial reports have not been capable of giving a clear response to the users’ most important concern. Yet, there has already been reported that the update causes problems to the unlocked smart mobile phones, but that it also does not leave them completely unusable.

However, some of the most important new things that the 152 MB Software Update Version 1.1.1 brings are the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, a new feature that allows the users to view the e-mail attachments in both the landscape and the portrait mode, and a fix for the low speakerphone and receiver volume problems that many iPhone owners have reported.