Running Apps in the Background 2.1?

Now that 2.1 is out can anybody confirm that the you can now run 3rd party Apps in the background? They mentioned that ability back when they introduced the iPhone 3G but I haven't heard any talk about it recently with this update. Anybody able to install the update and confirm or deny this?

KB22 wrote:
I guessed they pulled it so they can get everything else right.
http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/16/iphone-2-1-beta-4-seeded-removes-push-notifi cation-service/
They must have. No apps have been able to run in the background even on 1g iphone. Maybe because Apple realize that the battery wouldn't last 2 hours with apps running in the background.

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