Nexus 10 Android Tablet.32 Gb Drive which is almost full. I want to download more and play while not on wifi. Will this work?
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Kind of. The way it would work is you would connect to the Wi-Drive with WiFi (the drive itself is a WiFi base station) and then you can access files stored on it. You can not access the drive from your device without having WiFi turned on and being connected to the drive. If you then want to connect to another WiFi spot, while maintaining access to the drive, the drive itself can be connected to the internet over WiFi and provide said access to your device while your device is connected to it.
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I wouldn't buy this again, I was never able to get the wifi function to work properly, thus I just use it now like a flash drive and plug it in the usb.
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It's a wi-fi usb external storage device. It.will connect without an outside wi-fi network, as it has its own wi-fi radio.
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There is something called the bridge mode (on page 11) of the "Kingston Wifi Drive, 32GBP, Manual". It describes bridge mode, and indicates how to use it to open internet, and WiFi ops simultaneously. Check it out, download the manual at the Kingston web site.
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OK, I am a little confused here. I am going to assume you have a Nexus 10. You have a wi-drive which is almost full.You want to download more items to your wi-drive. You want to play material while not on wifi. ???? The Kingston wi-drive acts like a pretend internet wifi. When you log into it from your Nexus 10 on wifi, you can access material (movies or data). However, the wi-drive does not access the internet. It uses a hardwire connection to down load material from your computer like a wired hard drive. Its a one way or the other device. You cannot do both (to the best of my knowledge) at the same time. Home this helps OK, I am a little confused here. I am going to assume you have a Nexus 10. You have a wi-drive which is almost full.You want to download more items to your wi-drive. You want to play material while not on wifi. ???? The Kingston wi-drive acts like a pretend internet wifi. When you log into it from your Nexus 10 on wifi, you can access material (movies or data). However, the wi-drive does not access the internet. It uses a hardwire connection to down load material from your computer like a wired hard drive. Its a one way or the other device. You cannot do both (to the best of my... » Read More OK, I am a little confused here. I am going to assume you have a Nexus 10. You have a wi-drive which is almost full.You want to download more items to your wi-drive. You want to play material while not on wifi. ???? The Kingston wi-drive acts like a pretend internet wifi. When you log into it from your Nexus 10 on wifi, you can access material (movies or data). However, the wi-drive does not access the internet. It uses a hardwire connection to down load material from your computer like a wired hard drive. Its a one way or the other device. You cannot do both (to the best of my knowledge) at the same time. Home this helps « Show Less
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Unless your tablet has a place for ethernet connection and it would require internet I'm not too sure to suggest this product to you
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Yes u can if you download an app like Aldiko and also u should download the Kindel reader and Overdrive my library excepts kindel but aldiko takes mobi pocket and epub books also . overdrive also works for audio books also( your nexus should be connected to your computer to download audio .
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No. There are online elements to the tablet, but I would say the majority of the tablet functions can be used without connecting to the internet.
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Yes. You can download from Google Play without any problem. I usually get apps and books.
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No. It becomes an Air-Play option on an existing WiFi network. It needs to be on the same WiFi network as the device that contains the content. I haven't noticed any difference in my upload or download speeds while I'm using the Dolry.
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The tablet doesn't require Wi-Fi, but some apps won't work without it. You can load movies and watch them while traveling - my daughter does it all the time. The easiest way is to load the movies on a micro SD card. The Nabi 2 will accept cards up to 32Gb.
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Are you sure tablet is making connection with your wi-fi ? If it is, it should download apps.
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Yes, that is exactly what I am using it on..well, it is a nexus 7, and I bought it a couple of weeks ago when they were on sale because the new nexus 7 is being rolled out.. But it should work with the new one as well.. I had to download the nexus media importer of Google play..but I can transfer files off a thumb drive cleanly. I have had no problems using it for my purposes. Hope that answers your question. I don't have to root it..and it makes up for not having a micro SD card..mostly.
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Yes. During the update I think it asked me if I want to use external storage space. Works great.
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Well, you would have to check the storage setting on the tablet, look for mounting USB OTG (on the go) or USB disk, if you do find it, then yes it'll work on the Nexus if not, then it won't be. Only specific models will be compatible with OTG USB flash drive.
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It looks like the only relevant missing feature for this excellent tablet is the ability to insert or add a 32MB microSD card to store both apps and media files, especially video.While it is possible to stream video, say from Netflix, I prefer to play video files existing on the device, say ripped DVDs, DRM free iTunes or Amazon Video on Demand files).WIFI and even 3G/4G is not always available or fast enough to access the Internet.Many Android phones accept a 32GB microSD card. How come a (larger) tablet does not allow this ?
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Sure you can. You connect to the drive via Wi-Fi and the drive connect to the Internet bridging you to the Internet. Works really good.
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I haven't downloaded anything from Google Play yet, but there is an app already on the tablet to link to it and other reviewers said Google Play is accessible off it.
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Not directly. You have a USB cable that allows you to plug the tablet into a computer. What I have found is even easier is to use the "cloud" to transfer files to my computer then if I want to transfer that file to a flash drive. Your tablet comes with the "Dropbox" application, which works great. Another favorite cloud app I use is Google "Drive". By using cloud app's the flash drive is becoming a tool I rarely have to use.
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You need the internet to fetch the files needed to run the tablet, you only will need internet while installing or updating drivers, which is not often. You can use the tablet after installing without internet ^^
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This tablet has limited memory in the partition for applications. So you have ver limited options on loading applications either from the android applications play store or through external USB. Short answer is "No".