How do I use this with Nexus 10? Where do I go to transfer files from Nexus 10 to USB? Thank you.
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Send files in a pdf form by email and send it to your laptop or desktop computer to print or save as a file name or in zip drive.
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Make sure the media your using is formatted to FAT32 if you're not rooted and using Nexus Media Importer. If you're rooted I suggest the ParagonNTFS app (works great for all format types on rooted devices).
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You need an app that can read the USB drive when plugged into the OTG cable. If you're rooted, you can use Stick Mount. If you haven't rooted, you can purchase the Nexus Media Importer app in the play store which can read/write from the USB device you use with your OTG cable.
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I was forwarded this question through Amazon 1st off so you know. Now there is a difference they may or may not matter.I use the OTG cable with my S3 for starters. I'm assuming that since you purchased this cable you made sure your Nexus is OTG (on the go) cable compatible. You'll need to download a USB mount app to make this ez.I use OTG Helper from the play store. Another good one would be "Stick Mount". With either one of these it should make it quite simple & self explanatory. It's just a matter of moving & viewing files like you would with any file explore. If you run into any bumps feel free to contact me through Amazon again. Hope this helps.
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I bought this for my Nexus 7. It works with Nexus 7 and a flash drive. You then have to download this free app to make it all work, it's called: Nexus Media importer. I made a powerpoint presentation on my computer, transferred it to the flash drive, downloaded the app, connected the OTG cable and flash drive to my Nexus, and viewed the presentation. Unlimited storage for your Nexus! Hope this helps.
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I use the adaptor that came with the Nexus 10. The cable is faster than the mini USB, and it keeps that port from wear and tear.
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No, this will not work with the Nexus 10. The Nexus 10 has a micro-HDMI port for video output. It's micro-USB port is for charging the battery, or for attaching OTG (on the go) devices only.
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Hi John, try looking for ASIN: B00FV8LMVM. This is for Google Nexus 10. Thanks for asking. Customer Care
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Don't know why it wouldn't. It works with my nexus 10. Just download the nexus media importer app and you should be fine!
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As Petersan mentioned, you may need an app. I use Nexus Media Importer Pro with my Nexus 7 and I know of one person using it with another Asus tablet and a Verizon Droid phone (unknown model). There's a free version to try but if it works for you I highly recommend the pro version. This is the only app of its kind that does not require root.
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purpose is to connect a USB device to the nexus tablet or phone. I use it to allow access to additional content stored on a small flash drive, such as movies, music or documents. to make this work, you will need to add a file explorer and a utility to access the external information.
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Paul, Hi; I use the Nexus 7 Dock for charging the tablet (and of course, as a convenient tablet holder). The dock is permanently connected to the electrical outlet. Data can be transferred from the computer (Desktop or Laptop) via USB cable to the side USB outlet of the tablet while it is in the docking station. No problem. Dave
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the specs sheet of nexus 10 shows that it doesnt have a memory expansion slot available and no OTG either. this means you have to make do with whatever internal memory is available
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A friend tells me that it lets you expand the memory of a Nexus tablet using an ordinary USB drive. Certain other USB peripherals could also be used I would imagine. Just be aware that if you can't run this off AC or recharge the battery while the port is in use by something else. It's worth noting that this cable wasn't available at my favorite giant electronics/computer store; only online here.
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It didn't work with my Nexus 10. I was able to connect my Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but after a while that stopped working.
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From reading others answers, just make sure your nexus 10 (which I think is made by ASUS) has a SDHC card slot on it, I know my Asus T-201 has a min-SDHC card slot so I can use both sizes of SDHC memory cards when having the keyboard docking attached at the same time.
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For some reason, Nexus products do not allow USB OTG Host mode by default. Perhaps its Google's way of trying to get people to buy their services or products by preventing the transferring ability of USB Host? In any case, like others have said, download and install one of the many apps on the Play store that is proven to work- and you will have USB Host mode on your Nexus.
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It's a two step process.First get the photos from the camera into a computer using a SD reader o a USB cable (depending of your camera)Second, make sure Nexus 7 USB mode is MTP (media device) and connect it to the computer, it will show as a device Windows Explorer, double click on it and copy file into \Nexus 7\Internal storage\DCIM\100ANDRO
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I don't line about transfer to a laptop or desktop. I have not tried. The app is not available for my nexus 7 tablet.
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I bought this to use with my asus nexus 7... we will see when the usb converter arrives. It does not work as shipped. You must have the converter. The nexus7 does not have a usb port. Also the pen that comes with it works on a Nintendo ds type screen, not the smart device touch screen... Do not think I would but it again if I had the option. It is bulkier than I expected and when closed it the nexus does not go into sleep mode. My $0.02