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Summary
In this chapter, we gave you a comprehensive overview of AIR 2.0. We showed you the new functionality
in AIR 2.0 such as the new Networking class, launching and interacting with Native Processes, and
screen reader support. We covered the additional functionality to existing APIs that AIR supports, such as
opening files with their default application, access to the ByteArray for the Microphone API, and support for
Database Transaction Savepoints. We also showed you how to use APIs that are related to platform
awareness, such as mass storage device detection and multi-touch screens. Finally, we discussed the
performance improvements in AIR 2.0, such as a decrease in resources used and the new WebKit.
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