A small (but significant to some) update to Orange Squeeze is rolling out today. This release improves visual accessibility compliance and fixes some minor browsing issues with certain older versions of Logitech Media Server.
For complete release notes, check out the Orange Squeeze Changelog.
Today we started rolling out a small bug fix release for Orange Squeeze. This is the list of fixes:
A quick bug fix release to address some reported issues. 2.0.16 is rolling out now!
To celebrate the arrival of 2015, version 2.0.15 of Orange Squeeze is released and will be automatically updating to devices over the next few days. This is a bug fix release and incorporates these changes:
Work continues on Orange Squeeze Beta — watch for an update soon.
… and we have 2.0.14 now, mere hours after 2.0.13. This fixes the missing home screen widget problem. Sorry for the inconvenience to you few early adopters!
Today the we released Orange Squeeze 2.0.13! The update includes bug fixes for browsing some plugins such as Dynamic Playlists and a few small visual styling updates.
Head over here for the complete release notes.
For several years Orange Squeeze has been available on AndroidPIT, in addition to the other Android marketplaces such as Google Play, Amazon and SlideME. As of December 31, 2014 the AndroidPIT store will close and you will no longer be able to receive updates for Orange Squeeze through that store.
If you purchased Orange Squeeze through AndroidPIT and you wish to repurchase through one of the more common alternatives, contact us a info@orangebikelabs.com and we can help arrange for a switchover at no charge to you. Please include as many details as you can about your AndroidPIT purchase so that we can easily verify the license.
Thank you for being long-time customers!
In case you didn’t notice the Orange Bike Labs website has undergone a pretty significant overhaul. It’s sad and remarkably ironic that the old website behaved as badly as it did on mobile devices, so this was a long time coming.
Thanks for your patience as we work to scrub any issues.
What with all the excitement over the Orange Squeeze 2.5 beta, we don’t want to lose sight of the fact that not everyone wants to live on the bleeding edge. We released a few new builds of 2.0 in the past two weeks that fix some nagging issues. Here are the release notes for those:
There’s a lot of enthusiasm around the beta release of Orange Squeeze! Thanks for all the feedback. We had a brief rough patch, with several device and OS-specific crashes right out of the gate, but those were ironed out within the first 24 hours.
Now the goal is to bring back feature parity with 2.0 while also continuing to iterate on the UI and new features.
If you’re interested in finding out the current state of the beta, there is only one place you need to go. Before you submit a bug report, you can check there to find out if the issue is known. But don’t worry if you drop us a line about a bug that’s known. It happens!
The best place to have a public discussion about the beta is on Twitter or on Google+.
