Genymotion Desktop 2.12.0 Release Note

Genymotion 2.12.0 (March 1st, 2018)

2018-03-01

Android 8.0 Oreo is now fully supported.
The internal architectural has been reworked to enable more performance and modularity in the future.
Old virtual devices won’t be compatible anymore.
A free updater is now provided to all users.
If you’re using an older version of Genymotion, you can now create virtual devices matching your version.
Rendering performances have been improved.
With a poor Internet connection, retries of network calls are automatically performed on timeouts to avoid errors.
Support for adb shell screenrecord has been added for all Android versions from 4.4 onwards.
The 3-minute time limit has been removed.
Genymotion Cloud virtual devices now support the adb reverse command.
The adb reverse command allows Genymotion Cloud virtual devices to access chosen private endpoints inside your network.
You can now register your newly purchased licenses while still on a trial license.
On Genymotion Cloud, you can now start adbtunnel on a specific port.
The version of VirtualBox bundled in the Windows installer has been updated to 5.2.6.

In some cases, adbtunnel for Genymotion Cloud could become unresponsive.
This has been fixed.
GPS timestamps are not impacted anymore by timezone changes.
A popup window of the “Disk I/O” feature has been reworded.
On macOS, orientation used to stop working when the computer exited sleep mode.
This has been fixed.
On Ubuntu 17.10, the display of some Gnome 3 notifications has been fixed.
The link to the renewal page has been fixed.
When using the latest version of Genymotion, the device updater could create invalid devices.
This has been fixed.
On some Linux environments, licenses could not be registered.
This has been fixed.
On macOS, a bug preventing the virtual device from starting has been fixed.
The clone command now fails when trying to overwrite an existing virtual device.