respin ???

Wile I wasn't looking, a new term has seemingly become widespread--what
exactly does "respin" mean? I've looked in several online dictionaries
without success.

I have found lots of places where the word is used. From context it
seems to mean:

1. The original release is no good. Throw it away and use this one.

or 2. Respin n == update n (or n+1?).

or 3. Respin n == release n (or n+1?).

or ???

Thanks,

-mj-

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