As we’ve communicated on several posts, we’re in the process of testing a new version of MuditaOS which will be released shortly. For all of you who are curious about what’s included in the new release, I’ve gotten the green light to share this with you:
In this release, we added battery and network status notifications for the Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile. We have added the option to remove all calls from the call list. In Mudita OS version 1.3.0, we have increased Pure’s life on battery and moreover improved the stability of the system. We have completed the missing translations for the quotes.
Furthermore, we fixed 64 bugs in our system.
## Added
Bluetooth:
Battery and network status notifications for Hands-Free Profile (HFP).
Calls:
Option to remove all calls from the call list.
Quotes:
Added missing translations.
## Changed/ Improved
Pure’s life on battery:
Reduced USB stack’s power consumption.
Pure battery life tweaks.
Power management improvements.
Calls:
Updated translations.
Improved phone number handling.
Bluetooth:
Improved device pairing process.
Improved infotainment compatibility.
Contacts:
UI change (fonts).
Audio:
Improved audio stability.
## Fixed
Contacts:
Fixed a bug of disappearing text while editing contacts.
Bluetooth:
Fixed an issue of Bluetooth not turning off after 10 minutes of inactivity.
Fixed an issue with devices appearing in the list of paired devices.
Fixed an issue with the failure to disconnect the call using the hardware buttons of the BT device.
Fixed an issue with needing to enter a code when pairing Pure with wireless headphones.
Fixed a problem with Pure reconnecting to Bluetooth device after disconnecting it.
Fixed a problem with disconnecting Pure with Bluetooth devices.
Fixed a problem with switching to the ongoing call screen immediately when connection is in progress.
Calls:
Fixed a problem with rejecting calls using message template.
Fixed a problem of no audio for incoming calls/messages.
Fixed an issue with the display of a notification on a call from private number.
Fixed a problem with the failure to reject an incoming call after selecting a message template.
Fixed a problem with the failure to finish an outgoing call when it is rejected.
Fixed a problem with handling calls using a headset.
Music Player:
Fixed an issue with playback pausing when an unsupported format file appears in the playlist.
Fixed a problem with unable to resume audio playback after connecting a headset.
Fixed a problem with phone’s reboots while listening .wav/mp3.
Quotes:
Fixed a problem of loading quotes when displayed as wallpaper.
UI/UX:
Fixed an issue with Pure screen refresh after the phone is inactive for a long time.
Pure’s life on battery:
Fixed an issue with the phone freezing when the battery is very low while charging.
Network:
Fixed an issues with the phone connecting to the network after turning it on.
Torch:
Fixed a flashlight shutdown in critical low-power event.
Alarm:
Fixed an issue with the alarm list not updating after adding a new alarm.
Messages:
Fixed a functionality of adding contacts from the message screen.
Tethering:
Fixed a bug of incoming call notifications appearing during tethering.
Fixed a problem with popup after plugging USB even if no SIM is present.
General
Fixed a problem with Pure unlocks after a missed call from favorite contact.
Fixed a problem with Pure’s freezes on the Onboarding screen.
Fixed a no refresh of cellular signal bar after startup.
SIM Card
Fixed a problem with SIM card reading when switching it in settings.
Doesn’t seem to be any mention of SMS fixes ? I’m really hoping phone calls and SMS’s work after the update… Doesn’t seem likely though based on that list above
@rumpole I will ask the devs specifically about that- I think the whole stability of the system will be improved, which will ultimately result in a better user experience.
@pki Sorry for the delay. Our team is currently working out some bugs & also, the new Mudita Center release is also being planned because it should be released as well.
I updated Mudita Center on a Windows 10 computer to 1.4.2.
I eventually got MC to see that my Mudita Harmony needed an update.
I downloaded the update, but MC failed to install the update on my Harmony.
I submitted a .zip-file log about the Harmony-update failure.
By the way: A screen STILL refers to the Pure when it should refer to the Pure OR the Harmony (or both). I reported this earlier here on the Mudita Forum, but apparently the Mudita developers never got the message.
I have noticed this morning a HUGE difference in the call quality. Before it was very choppy but now it sounds like a normal phone. I am going to continue to test it out today. There is still some delays when I want to make a call but not bad but its hard to tell if this is due to the update because yesterday morning the phone was working fine till I experienced numerous freezes. I will update throughout the day
Yup even the call delay is like 10 seconds…also so far in the morning I have not lost any connection to the phone. Still early though. Will see if this holds steady the rest of the day
Issue that will most likely have me walk from the phone is the reception in the basement. I cannot make any calls or texts from there. If anyone needs to reach me they can’t. And its not a carrier issue because I have had this carrier before and I was always able to make calls from the basement when I had the Lp2 or the punkt. Glad to be a canadian tester though!
