This evening Apple launched iOS beta 6 2, a new version of the operating system for its iDevices. Immediately after the release of this new version of iOS, many people rushed to do the OTA update directly from the Settings application, but unfortunately found that no update appears there, iOS saying that it already has the latest version installed. Well, everything depends on the cache of the Settings application and your internet connection, these two variables must be removed for that update to appear there.
I was connected to a Wi-Fi network and the update did not appear in the Settings application, and to make it appear I had to deactivate the Wi-Fi connection, stay on the 3G internet connection, close the Settings application including from task switcher, to reopen it, to go to the OTA Update menu connected to the 3G network and then I saw the update. Basically, you have to disconnect from the internet connection you have, connect to another and close it completely, and then reopen the Settings application, and the update will be displayed.
I will tell you that after the update iOS did not ask me to do a new activation, so from this point of view you should not have any problems.
