I was given 2 Nexus 4's that both have touch screen issues (cracked display makes half the screen unusable on one, and the other completely dead). I am not looking to repair them, but rather use them as Android computing devices with a remote input of some kind- either some sort of remote desktop, or an OTG keyboard/mouse.
Problem is, they are stock and OTG doesn't seem to work. USB debugging is also disabled because of the stock firmware, so I can't sideload a remote desktop app either. I searched and it seems that any possible way to get a remote input working in order to install and use a particular app requires the touch screen to be functional first!
Any suggestions?
Problem is, they are stock and OTG doesn't seem to work. USB debugging is also disabled because of the stock firmware, so I can't sideload a remote desktop app either. I searched and it seems that any possible way to get a remote input working in order to install and use a particular app requires the touch screen to be functional first!
Any suggestions?