diff --git a/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt b/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt
index 7dd65a306a..5c5831894c 100644
--- a/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt
+++ b/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt
@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ Issue Tracker:https://github.com/k3b/CalendarIcsAdapter/issues
 Auto Name:android.calendar.ics.adapter
 Summary:Import and export .ics calendar files
 Description:
-Helper that opens *.ics files of type text/calendar and displays the "Add to
-calendar" dialog pre-populated. 
+Helper that opens *.ics files or attachments of type text/calendar and 
+displays the "Add to calendar" dialog pre-populated. 
 
 It also supports exporting calendars, either
 as a file or as an attachment. 
@@ -21,8 +21,11 @@ adds the export functionality and tries to support Android versions prior to
 * READ_CALENDAR used to export events from calendar
 * WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE used to store the created ics-file so that it can be attached to email or send via bluetooth.
 
-'''Status:''' Works with android 4.0 and up. Should work with android 2.1 and up
-but it is not garanteed, since there was no standard calender api before android 4.0
+'''Status:''' 
+* Works with android 4.0 and up. Should work with most android 2.1 and up but it is not garanteed, since there was no standard calender api before android 4.0.
+* Works with [[com.fsck.k9|k9-mail]] to import and export calender-events via ics-file-attachments.
+* Works with "send to bluetooth"
+* Does not work with "receive bluetooth" because android blocks receiving "*.ics" files. As a workaround you can receive "*.ics_" files via bluetooth that can be imported. 
 .
 
 Repo Type:git
@@ -32,6 +35,10 @@ Build:1.5.1-140402,7
     disable=wrong package id, jars
     commit=v1.5.1
 
-Auto Update Mode:None
-Update Check Mode:None
+Build:1.5.2-140406,8
+    commit=v1.5.2
 
+Auto Update Mode:Version v%v
+Update Check Mode:Tags
+Current Version:1.5.2-140406
+Current Version Code:8