Tony Downey

Screen orientation on the XR4500 appears to be totally locked down - the OS has no options for screen orientation, and individual apps can't display in portrait mode at all, even when that's the only mode they support. Anyone have a way to get around this?

Is there any way to turn it back on, or another model that has a USB debugging port? I work for a digital signage company, we're trying to find an Android box for our needs. We need a model that's cheap and plentiful, since we're buying about 500 per year right now. But if we can't run ADB commands that's a deal breaker.

I'm a developer, trying to make software for boxes like this. I'm trying to run some Android Developer Bridge commands on the XR4000 - but unlike other boxes I've used, when I put it in developer mode, none of the USB ports change over to debugging ports.

Has anyone been able to get any USB debugging working on this device?