Manage the data on devices running Kodi for Android, install apps and managing files without using Android SDK, operating in ADB/Fastboot enabled command-line. The suite features built-in WIFI/USB remote access tools for managing devices via USB or IP address.
adbLink is a software program that lets users complete installations on Android OS without using the Android Software Development Kit. In addition to this main function, adbLink can be used to move and create backups for Kodi installations.
In order to start using adbLink, you have to complete a seamless installation process. Once it's done, you get in contact with its interface. The UI is far from impressive, but the page sections are well delimited, which makes menu navigation very intuitive. It doesn't include graphic customizations and it has no extra theme choices. However, the buttons offer a fast response to user actions.
Some of the most important features that adbLink provides are the built-in WIFI/USB remote, the option to move Kodi data to external drives, and last but not least, the possibility of installing programs without Android SDK. Other mentionable functions include screenshots, a fast boot-enabled command line, or erase and restore options.
All in all, adbLink is a decent software program for users who own an Android device and want to manage Kodi apps and install Android programs easily.
v4.3 [Jan 25, 2020]
Fix for spurious "device unauthorized" when connecting Internal support links reverted to http from https
Configuration and monitoring for temperature controllers, power controllers, and recorders
