can keyboard be used with android bluetooth phone?
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I don't see why not. I've used my Mac Bluetooth keyboard with my iPhone. As long as it's a Bluetooth connection shouldn't be a problem.
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i think that any Samsung written app will work with the keyboard; those for 3rd party services won't because those apps were not programmed to handle the keyboard...my too cents. Richard
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Works great with the iPad. It's just a standard blue tooth keyboard so in theory it should work without a problem on an Android device.
898001
I'm using a Lenovo wireless USB keyboard, which works well. Haven't tried a bluetooth.
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You can use any Bluetooth keyboard, but it does not have keyboard that attaches DIRECTLY to the tablet.
2267123
This might work with any tablet or cell phone. But I do not recomend this bluetooth keyboard. This one is very small. It is like typing in your cell phone.
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Simple answer: NO.More complicated answer: Yes, but only if the Android or iOS device will work with a -WIRED- USB keyboard. The reason for this is that barcode scanners like this work basically like a keyboard. If you open a text editor and then scan something, it behaves as though you keyed the the barcode in and hit return. This device does not have any bluetooth capability and you must use the 2.4Ghz wireless USB dongle.
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Just as having a wireless keyboard / mouse on your computer, the menu lies within your operating system, not the keyboard device itself. By the way, it is under "Settings / Language & Input." Not many options in a mobile OS. None of my business, but if I were wanting to use a wireless keyboard / mouse on my Android, I would've gotten a bluetooth one. This unit would require you to plug in the usb dongle to your Android device and your Android device would in turn have to recognize it. If you're having trouble with it working, maybe your Android device can't recognize the dongle. By the way, the dongle is located in the battery compartment and is not bluetooth.
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It didn't occur to me to try but I would have thought that most of the issues would lie with Android i.e. they would be independant of the keyboard itself. Does android have a key assigning function? I haven't seen one so you migth need an app. Sorry.
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Yes ... If you want something more than the on-screen keyboard, you can buy a very nice compact lightweight bluetooth keyboard (IAnder) for $12 here on amazon, works like a charm on mine: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KRI1AP4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This one works just as well, I have it too : http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F3UHZ50/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Turn your phones Bluetooth on and the keyboard has a Bluetooth connection and connect it to said connection.
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YES you can. & even a wireless usb keyboard as well. Its amazing the plethora of device drivers that came preinstalled on this Android device. You'll be suprised that many of these usb devices are plug 'n' play on this android mini pc
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Hey Harrison, I don't exactly have an Android, but the keyboard works great on my Kindle Fire HD7, which has an Android-based operating system. I don't see why it wouldn't work on any device with Bluetooth. Keep in mind that the keys are marked with Apple-type symbols, but it shouldn't make any difference in terms of key functions, whether PC or Mac. I hope this helps.
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I am not sure if a USB keyboard is compatible with Android. The keyboard dock will not work with this dock - you can connect a RJ45 cable to hard wire your tablet and it does have a USB out. Bluetooth keyboard is what I use when in this dock. I use it when I am using the tablet to watch movies on my TV.
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For what it's worth...I can also use this keyboard on my Galaxy Note 3 phone...being blue tooth.
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I've used the keyboard successfully with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and my Samsung Galaxy s3. I don't know what versions of Android your device has but my Note is running KitKat and my phone is running JellyBean.
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It should work with anything that can communicate with a standard Bluetooth keyboard. I've never heard of an android device that wouldn't do that. Of course, you'll have to figure out a way to hold the device up so you can see the screen and still type. Plus, this is pretty big, even folded in half.