Genymotion Virtual Devices 2.16 (June 24, 2020)
Genymotion Desktop, Genymotion SaaS (Cloud)
New Genymotion Virtual Devices version 2.16 for Genymotion Desktop and Genymotion Cloud SaaS have been released.
New features
- Data encryption
- We have enabled file-based encryption for Android 8.0, 8.1, 9.0 and 10.
- SSL VPN support
- We have added support for SSL VPN client applications on Android 5.0 and higher.
Bug fixes and improvements
- All Android versions
- We have updated the Genymotion Java API. If you are using it, you need to update the Genymotion library.
- RIL and Baseband: improved stability when changing baseband values like IMEI. Now persistent across reboots.
- Other changes include:
- GPS: add dummy satellites. Improves support of applications using location framework
- GPS: location data are periodically reported to the framework now
- Camera: implement autofocus
- Audio: fix microphone sampling rate
- Audio: increase output and input volumes
- Copy / paste: fix empty clipboard handling
- OpenGApps: bump to 20200606 release
- Android 10.0
- Fix Disk I/O feature. It is now applied to the system partition
- Kiosk feature is no longer device-owner when it’s not in use: allows other device-owner applications
- Android 6.0 to 9.0
- Better OpenGL ES support: improves performance and fixes various bugs
- Update Android System webview
- Android 9.0
- Fix AAC audio playback
- Bump base Android version to android-9.0.0_r56
- Android 7.0
- Enable SSSE3 instruction set
- Bump base Android version to android-7.0.0_r36
- Android 5.1 and higher
- Allows to override ro.build.description property
- Android 4.4
- Enable multi-user
Availability
- Now available for Genymotion Desktop and Genymotion Cloud SaaS.
Genymotion Cloud PaaS 9.0 (June 15, 2020)
Genymotion Device image (PaaS)
Android versions
- Android 10.0 images have been created on AWS, GCP and Alibaba Cloud and Azure.
- Pie (Android 9.0) images have been updated on AWS, GCP and Alibaba Cloud and Azure.
- Oreo (Android 8.0 & 8.1) images have been updated on AWS, GCP and Alibaba Cloud and Azure.
- Nougat (Android 7.0) images have been updated on AWS, GCP and Alibaba Cloud and Azure.
- Marshmallow (Android 6.0) images have been updated on AWS, GCP, Alibaba Cloud and Azure.
- Lollipop (Android 5.1) images have been updated on AWS, GCP and Alibaba Cloud.
Features
- Added Android 10 on all supported cloud providers: AWS, GCP, Azure and Aliyun
- Updated the SSHd configuration to have more security
- Added “ro.product.model”, “ro.build.fingerprint” and “ro.build.description” properties in the Configuration section
- Added a Baseband HTTP API
- Added the possibility to avoid regenerating SSH key file at boot using “persist.god.keep_ssh_keys” property
- Added a websocket keepalive mechanism to avoid disconnections behind a HTTP middleware like Cloudflare/Apache2/Nginx
- Added error messages in UI and logcat when a user did not succeed to install an application because of incompatibility.
Corrections
- Fixed HRS (HTTP Response Splitting) vulnerability
- Fixed some bugs with the resize of disk at boot that was not updated in Android
- Fixed Kiosk HTTP API on Android 9.0
- Fixed mouse HTTP API on Android 6.0
- Fixed frontend SDK javascript close() call error
- Fixed keyboard on Android 5.1
- Fixed SSL certificate generation with letsencrypt
- Fixed a network issue on GCP with Android 8.0+
- Fixed OpenGapps installation issue
- Fixed documentation links
Genymotion Desktop 3.1.1 beta 1 (June 11, 2020)
Genymotion Desktop
Genymotion Desktop now supports VirtualBox 6.1 on Windows. This was a long-standing issue but a workaround for the problems we encountered with VirtualBox 6.1 host-only interfaces on Windows has been found.
We also fixed an issue with heterogeneous-density multi-screen setups: rotating the device would cause the display to be zoomed.
On Linux, new devices are now configured to use PulseAudio, improving sound support.
Using the mouse wheel on high-precision touchpads such as Macbook touchpads or Magic Mouse no longer causes super-fast and jittery scrolling.
The “rotation setangle” Genyshell command behavior was surprising: the new accelerometer value was correctly sent but the display would not rotate. Now the display rotates whenever the accelerometer value changes, as you would expect. This also applies to the remote-control feature.
Finally, we added support for Socks5 proxies.
gmsaas 1.3.1 (April 20, 2020)
Genymotion SaaS (Cloud)
Check our latest version on PyPi. Install the latest version with: pip3 install gmsaas Upgrade to the latest version with: pip3 install --upgrade gmsaas
Improvements
- Handle exception when upgrading gmsaas while gmadbtunneld is running
- More stable SocketIO connection
gmsaas 1.3.0 (April 16, 2020)
Genymotion SaaS (Cloud)
Check our latest version on PyPi. Install the latest version with: pip3 install gmsaas Upgrade to the latest version with: pip3 install --upgrade gmsaas
Added
- HTTP/HTTPS proxy support with gmsaas config set proxy command
- --verbose/-v global option to print logs to standard output
Changed
- improve wording of error messages
- improve password cyphering
Fixed
- make ADB Tunnel more resilient: continue running when terminal is closed
Genymotion Desktop 3.1.0 (April 7, 2020)
Genymotion Desktop
Forewords We released 3 public beta versions of Genymotion Desktop 3.1.0, and we want to thank all our beta testers for their feedback. They greatly helped improve and make this upgrade even more stable.
Improved performances This version brings a large number of updates to our rendering stack, improving performances with the latest versions of Android, especially on macOS.
Rewritten camera widget Version 3.1.0 comes with a rewrite of our camera support and a simplified widget. This rewrite offers better performance and fixes the camera on macOS Catalina.
Speaking of macOS Catalina, Genymotion Desktop now supports the new macOS permission system: virtual devices ask for permissions to use the camera and microphone in a timely fashion, and detect when permissions are being granted while running.
User interface improvements The installation of virtual devices has been moved to a separate wizard, accessible through the new "+" floating action button sitting above the virtual device list. This brings a tidier, cleaner look and highly reduces CPU usage of the application.
The user interface received lots of small touch-ups:
- On Windows and Linux, the Device Manager got its menu bar moved to the toolbar, saving vertical space.
- The Emulator has been updated as well: we reorganized the widgets in the toolbar, streamlined the layout of most widgets and refreshed the navigation icons.
- We reworked the keyboard shortcuts to make them easier to use and remember. We carefully chose them to match their widget as much as possible and to avoid conflicts with your operating system shortcuts.
- The title of the Emulator window is now more useful, giving you individual information (IP, device name) about the device first. We also removed the duplicated title from widgets, making them smaller and cleaner.
Finally, we improved VirtualBox error messages, making it easier for you and our support team to fix problems.
Removals This version removes support for the “-cloud” option of gmtool. It has been superseded by our new gmsaas tool.
This version also removes support for Android versions older than 4.4.