Bluetooth
- New features
- Support for A2DP & AVRCP profiles.
- Significant bug fixes
- First connection after pairing always fails on many carkits.
- Mini Cooper and some late model BMW cars fail to use Bluetooth or take 2 minutes for Phone Book transfer.
System software
- New features
- New kernel based on Linux 2.6.27.
- Improvements to the wakelock API.
- Work to transition to the USB Gadget Framework underway.
- Basic x86 support.
Radio & Telephony
Developer Tools
- New features
- SIM Application Toolkit 1.0.
- Green CALL button is no longer a shortcut for "add a new call". Thishas been a rarely used feature and confusing if triggered accidentally.
- Longer in-call screen timeout when using the speakerphone.
- "Show dialpad" / "Hide dialpad" item added to the in-call menu, to make it easier to discover the DTMF dialpad.
- Significant bug fixes
- An obscure case where the Phone UI could cause the device to not go tosleep on its own. This would happen if user bails out of the in-callscreen by hitting HOME, followed by the call disconnecting remotely.
- Don't allow a single tap to open the in-call dialpad. Itis now required to touch and drag it. This makes it much harder toaccidentally open the dialpad by touching the screen with your face.
Developer Tools
- New features
- Enable handset manufacturers to extend the Android SDK with add-ons. SDK add-ons will include:
- systemlibraries to let developers use additional APIs provided by handsetmanufacturers or from other 3rd party vendors that handsetmanufacturers chose to include
- emulator system images,skins, and hardware configuration to let developers test theirapplications on their Android implementation
This is work-in-progress. Please note that the latest Android SDK (Android 1.0 SDK, Release 2) is not compatible with the SDKplugin in the new branch, please use ADT 0.8.0. SDK add-on support is planned for future SDK release.
Build System
- New features
- The functions in build/envsetup.sh should be much more useful