AIR 3.2 (RC1) Android App APK version?

Hi does anyone know which APK version the new AIR 3.2 compiles to when using the "apk-captive-runtime" mode? (for example my uploaded APK on GooglePlay says version 2.2 and up) but someone is having an issue installing it onto a new Android device which is running 2.3.4.

I have narrowed down the bug to this node:
<application android:hardwareAccelerated="true"/>
Once this setting is added to application.xml / application / android / manifestAdditions / manifest none of the intent filters are working.
Full application.xml pasted at http://pastebin.com/xyCKsn36 (see line 30).
Sample APK uploaded at: http://helpnav.com/bin/HelloWorld.apk
How to replicate:
- install the provided apk, open Browser and type in helloworld:
Expected result: Application should be launched
Actual result: intent provider not found so the search intent kicks in.

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