Inside the “Display” tab, we can change multiple settings regarding the current wallpaper, resolution, display position, font size and more:
The device can render a maximum resolution of 1080p:
The Storage section will let us see how the storage space is distributed; the device has only 512MB available for applications, which can become full really quickly if we do not offload some of them on a microSD card:
Inside the Apps menu, we will see the currently installed ones, which are stored onto the SD card, the ones active, along with the storage space status bar:
Some more settings regarding passwords, installation of non-Market apps and certificates can be found in the “Security” tab:
We can also adjust different Language & Input settins from the respective menu:
A Factory reset can be performed from the “Backup & reset” tab:
The “Date & time” can be also adjusted from a separate menu:
Miscellaneous options can be set from the Developer options section; one useful option is “Show CPU Usage” and with its help we can see if one of the installed applications is slowing down the system:
Finally, in the “About MediaBox” tab, we can see detailed information on the installed software:
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