Save 2.2 download for multiple devices?

I have a 3G phone and a Touch, and after going through the 2.2 update on my Touch when I connected my iPhone it had to download the entire ~250MB AGAIN!
Is there a way to avoid that in the future?
Thanks!

I believe the updates are different between iPhone, and iPod touches. Basically because the Touch wouldn't need better Visual Mail. It's a guess, but I'm sure it's probably right...

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