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Is there a changelog available for Android 2.2.1?

Vista answered 28/9, 2010 at 16:54 Comment(0)
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There doesn't seem to be an official changelog, but here's a pastebin of the git commit log for Android "base" between the last version of 2.2 and the first (currently only) version of 2.2.1: http://pastebin.org/69434

I got this log by running the following command in my checkout of the android source

pretz@pretz-desktop:~/android-src/frameworks/base (froyo) $ git log android-2.2_r1.3..android-2.2.1_r1

Update: You can also find the git commit log for Android Base on their gitweb instance. Everything that comes above the "android-2.2_r1.3" tag is new in 2.2.1

Mackmackay answered 6/10, 2010 at 23:20 Comment(0)
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From Verizon:

Added Data Widget to home panel.

  • Improved Android™ OS Froyo stability.

Improvements:

  • Improvements to Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync®:
  • Enhancements to corporate email sync and push stop.
  • PIN lock timeout now follows the server’s settings.
  • Enhancements to SMTP authentication.
  • Improvements to Visual Voice Mail:
  • “Failed delivery to” message displays correctly when messages can’t be sent.
  • Audio routes correctly to speaker, even when connected to a mono Bluetooth® headset.

Other improvements:

  • Device now supports MP3 media files after MR2 update.
  • Music Play now runs smoothly and without lock-ups.
  • Weather widget stays with assigned location updates, not current location.
  • “Smart Profile: Face Down” feature will not permanently disable the phone’s ringer.
  • Enhanced audio sync when playing high quality WMV videos.
  • Improved video playback.
  • Clearer colors assigned to soft keys in applications such as Google Maps.™
Irra answered 28/3, 2011 at 0:9 Comment(0)
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I haven't been able to find one anywhere, but I do know that it was released to block the exploit used by the one-touch root applications in the market.

Alexine answered 28/9, 2010 at 18:30 Comment(0)
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I too couldn't find it. My exchange email application showed a update notification stating that remote wipe is now possible and an option to choose yes no

Why is Google against rooting android? Afterall it is supposed to be open to all!

Peregrine answered 28/9, 2010 at 19:20 Comment(2)
They are not "against" rooting. They are against leaving gaping security holes in their OS, which happen to be used for rooting. It is more of a security issue than a control issue (they aren't Apple!). – Alexine
There is a difference between rooting and leaving a security hole open which is already being exploited (although for non-malicious purposes) – Gilburt

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