Are the Foscam cameras compatible with the Kindle Fire HD? I do not have an I phone or an IPad
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Apps are available for viewing IP Cameras on platforms MAC, iOS( iPhone/iPad, Android, Linux and even Windows (Tablet & Phone). The cameras work perfectly. If Ip Camera apps can be loaded on the Kindle Fire is a question for Kindle tech support.
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Not sure if the Kindle Fire HD is Bluetooth enabled, but if it is, then yes you can.
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I have no idea, but I know I can download them to my computer via the usb cable. (Actually my answer would be "ditto" to what Joe said, as I don't have an ipad either.) Hope it works for you because it really is a neat little camera.
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This is a standard Bluetooth wireless interface. I'm not familiar with the Kindle Fire HD, but if it has Bluetooth, then it should work. The unit comes with a wire, in case you need it.
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Yes, the high def cameras which I bought from Amazon, they had the latest update - unless Foscam released a new update meanwhile...
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Oh! Sorry I don't have the Kindle HD, but I have done with my Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Tab 10.2. In my opinion you would have no problem with your Kindle HD.
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Yes! If kindle and the camera are both connected to the same wi-fi you can transfer pictures from one device to the other. Also, you can download an app that will let you upload pictures to a server (kind of like a cloud) and than you can access it from your kindle.
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Canon has an free app that can be downloaded from ITunes and installed on IPhones and IPads. This will provide wireless control of many camera functions. The app MAY work on other smart phones and tablets but I can't confirm that.
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Conrad, I am not that familiar with the Kindle Fire hd however most headphone outputs are analog only unless you are getting a digital output from the Kindle it cannot be connected to the Bifrost I did leave one thing out if my previous comment,the Bitrost also comes with an optical input as standard Hope this helps Bill
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I connect from a iPhone with a universal app, not of the foscam brand. For the rest the camera is really bad
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From the CamRanger web site: The CamRanger now supports the Kindle Fire HD and the Kindle Fire HDX.
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Conrad,I am not that familiar with the Kindle Fire hdhowever most headphone outputs are analog only unless you are getting a digital output from the Kindle it cannot be connected to the Bifrost I did leave one thing out if my previous comment,the Bitrost also comes with an optical input as standard Hope this helpsBill
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You'll need a "Lightning to USB Camera Adapter" (Apple Store). Plug the aforementioned adapter into the iPad Lightning port, then plug the included USB cord into the adapter.
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For the time being, you'll need at least the Kindle Fire HD for the Bluetooth and then sideload the app from Swingbyte's site or Google's Play! store. I am taking advantage of Swingbyte's EXCELLENT customer service right now and will mention the need to get the app on the amazon Appstore in my next message to them
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Yes but will not transfer pics to a kindle fire or similar tablets will to a iPhone/iPad tho
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Yes they can be used on a Kindle fire (I have the HD) as well as an iPod & an Acer tablet & they are horrible on all of them. I wouldn't recommend buying these
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I would be surprised if the Kindle HD Fire didn't have a standard headphone jack, so I'm going to say yes, these headphones will work with it. If you've used regular headphones with your Kindle before, you won't have any problem with these.