Can you connect to Android using USB like a flash drive??
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The unit can connect to android devices thru bluetooth wirelessly. You can also connect the android devise thru a USB connection. Not sure what you mean about the flash drive?...A flash drive is a memory stick but is not related to Android devices.
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I have not found a way to have the phone recognize the flash drive. So no, it will not work, you can't watch movies or even have files on the flash drive connect to the phone through the dock.
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I havent plugged a flash drive into it. I believe the usb on it is only for power ( thats all ive used it for and when I plug my phone in, it doesn't give me the option to access it any other way.).. its a Bluetooth radio transmitter..
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Yes, but I'm pretty sure you'll need to root the tablet before you can use a flash drive. However it does work.
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yep, via micro usb, just like an Android device. I can't remember if it came with a cord, so you may want to order an extra one if you don't already have one lying around.
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Yes you can. You must have a Google account to use it just like an android device
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Yes. The Nexus 9 supports USB on the go.http://www.theandroidsoul.com/nexus-9-full-usb-otg-support-67997/
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Do you mean can you plug it into your android phone? If that is the case, no.
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two ways... either root it or get nexus media porter ROOT -gives you special options and developer settings and allows COMPLETE ACCESS TO YOUR USB STORAGE!! <<< is risky if you dont know how goto android forums... NEXUS MEDIA PORTER gives you read only access which means no saving to your usb device but you can read from it meaning you can access and copy from your usb storage(usb, flashdrives, jumpdrives, hard drives, and some cases wifi adaptors) you should be able to use usb keyboards/mouses with out any apps i think
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Yes. The Nexus 9 supports USB on the go. http://www.theandroidsoul.com/nexus-9-full-usb-otg-support-67997/
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Hello! Usually tablets only have MICRO USB inputs. This is a normal sized USB. If you wish to use a flash drive with your android device, you must buy a converter like: http://www.quill.com/startech-usb-cable/cbs/406585.html?cm_mmc=SEM_PLA_T_406585 Or you can search MICRO USB flash drive. Good luck!
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Didn't try doing that, but I tried connecting my Android phone and tablet to the frame. It couldn't find either of them, same with a thumbdrive. The only connection I could make was from my aging computers. Windows and Apple OS both worked.
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USB is USB. If your Android has a USB port, this device should work fine. All it does is act as a mini USB hub.
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negative. this is only an adapter that allow you to connect a USB flash drive to your (supported mobile)
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You can, without any additional software, if you have Samsung tablets/phones, and maybe HTC. I'm not sure about other manufacturers (like LG, etc.). If you have a Nexus device or a Motorola Moto X I know that USB OTG is not there out of the box. You must install an app, like "Nexus Media Importer." I have a Nexus 10, Nexus 7 and Moto X and I use that app to access/write/read from the USB drive. However I have one friend with a Samsung Galaxy S4, another with the Note 2, and another with an HTC One M7 and they're all able to write to the device straight after plugging it in because there is a built-in software that lets you access and read/write to the drive. You can, without any additional software, if you have Samsung tablets/phones, and maybe HTC. I'm not sure about other manufacturers (like LG, etc.). If you have a Nexus device or a Motorola Moto X I know that USB OTG is not there out of the box. You must install an app, like "Nexus Media Importer." I have a Nexus 10, Nexus 7 and Moto X and I use that app to access/write/read from the USB drive. However I have one friend with a Samsung Galaxy S4, another with the Note 2, and another with an HTC One M7 and they're all able to write to the device straight after plugging it in because... » Read More You can, without any additional software, if you have Samsung tablets/phones, and maybe HTC. I'm not sure about other manufacturers (like LG, etc.). If you have a Nexus device or a Motorola Moto X I know that USB OTG is not there out of the box. You must install an app, like "Nexus Media Importer." I have a Nexus 10, Nexus 7 and Moto X and I use that app to access/write/read from the USB drive. However I have one friend with a Samsung Galaxy S4, another with the Note 2, and another with an HTC One M7 and they're all able to write to the device straight after plugging it in because there is a built-in software that lets you access and read/write to the drive. « Show Less
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Hello Sterling, based on personal usage with my Nexus 7 2013, I use Nexus Media Importer to read files from my USB flash drive. I believe if your device is rooted (mine is not), there is no need to use a third-party application though.
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Never tried that... But I don't see why not. It's probably easier for you to just copy it to a USB drive, no?