Windows 8 Bluetooth stack pass through certification

Windows 8 Bluetooth stack pass through certification:

Service Discovery Application Profile	Local Device (LocDev)
Audio/Video Control Transport Protocol	AVCTP 1.2 Target
Audio/Video Remote Control Profile	AVRCP 1.3 Target
Dial-Up Networking Profile	Data Terminal (DT) Packet connections
Object Push Profile	Object Push Client Object Push Server
Generic Audio/Video Distribution Profile	Acceptor GAVDP 1.2 Initiator
Audio/Video Distribution Transport Protocol	Acceptor AVDTP 1.2 Initiator Source
Personal Area Networking Profile	PAN User
Hardcopy Cable Replacement Profile	Client (C)
Human Interface Device	Host, Report protocol
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile	A2DP 1.2 Source (SRC)
Hands-Free Profile	Audio Gateway (AG) CVSD audio coding over SCO Hands-Free Profile 1.5
Generic Attribute Profile	Attribute Protocol Supported over LE Generic Attribute Profile Client Generic Attribute Profile Server
Attribute Protocol	Attribute Protocol Client Attribute Protocol Server Attribute Protocol Supported over LE
Security Manager Protocol
HID over GATT Profile	Profile supported over LE Report Host

The Windows 8 Bluetooth stack has just passed through the Bluetooth SIG certification.  The details reveal the usual collection of HID, A2DP, PAN and OBEX profiles, which should reassure Windows 8 buyers that they will not be losing functionality.
What is of course more relevant to Windows Phone users is that Windows Phone 8 is expected to feature very similar drivers to Windows 8, suggesting we may see more of the same profiles on Windows Phone 8 also.  Profiles like Object Push are of course much in demand and long overdue on Windows Phone.
All should be revealed in a few days however after the Windows Phone summit on the 20th next week.
In the mean time, see the certification at the Bluetooth SIG here.