In order to fix this issue I needed to read the EXIF data. Save it to a temporary object then after the bitmap is compressed I open the file and write the saved EXIF data.
Supports the following EXIF fields if they are set in your image:
APERTURE
DATETIME
EXPOSURE_TIME
FLASH
FOCAL_LENGTH
GPS_ALTITUDE
GPS_ALTITUDE_REF
GPS_DATESTAMP
GPS_LATITUDE
GPS_LATITUDE_REF
GPS_LONGITUDE
GPS_LONGITUDE_REF
GPS_PROCESSING_METHOD
GPS_TIMESTAMP
ISO
MAKE
MODEL
ORIENTATION
WHITE_BALANCE
Both iOS and BlackBerry support the PNG image format so I added support for Android.
Also, iOS and BB use targetWidth/targetHeight to specify the resolution of the image. I've swiched from using maxResolution to targetWidth/targetHeight in this change list.
Calling Media.seekTo() now updates the Media._position value. I could not make seekTo() to work when your audio clip is not playing as that is not a supported action of the AndroidMedia player class.
Currently the implementation will return an empty array for the following Contact attributes: phoneNumbers, emails, addresses, ims, organizations, addresses, websites and photos. With this fix these attributes will be null unless the lenght of the array is greater than 0.
Sometimes Android will hand you a content:// uri in the place of a file path. Particularily the Camera.getPicture() code will do this. I've updated the file utils code to handle this type of uri and return a real file path.
Instead of capturing the orginal image to /sdcard/Pic.jpg or /sdcard/Capture.jpg we detect if the SD card is mounted. If mounted the file is placed in the apps temp directory at:
/sdcard/Android/data/{package name}/cache/
If the SD card is not mounted we default to internal storage at:
/data/data/{package name}/cache/
Right now we are just removing the code for Contacts on 1.5/1.6 devices. We still need to keep around our implementation of Geolocation and Storage for older devices since some versions of Android have broken implementations of these features. Android 3.0 I'm looking at you!
