It is possible to kiosk an android device, and it doesn't require a special
build.
The application must be an Android application, and must implement a certain
interface. Basically, you just replace the application that provides the home
screen ("desktop" as you described it) with your own app
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>> Subject: Re: hacking an android tablet to single function device
>>
>> I know usb and bluetooth device support was added as of gingerbread,
>> wich is 2.3 so if your device is at least that current you will get
>> that functionality.
>>
Yes, but does it recognize the keyboard as a keyboard?
My LG G2x will pair with a wireless keyboard, but won't take keystrokes from it.
> -Original Message-
> Subject: Re: hacking an android tablet to single function device
>
> I know usb and bluetooth device suppor
I know usb and bluetooth device support was added as of gingerbread,
wich is 2.3 so if your device is at least that current you will get
that functionality.
as for "kiosk'ing" the device i am not sure, i do know you can launch
an app on boot. but i have not delved into how that is done.
however t
