I have a 10" Tablet and a 6.3" Galaxy mega phone. Does iKross 3in1 support both of them?
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I'm sorry that I can't answer your question accurately b/c I have an I- phone
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I don't think that this card willl work for you for mainly 2 reasons: 1. The 10.1 tablet only has a maximum of 32GB storage and this card is 64GB and 2. This memory card is MicroSDXC and according to the specs on the link below, it uses MicroSD only http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_tab_3_101-review-948.php
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Last I read, the answer is "no". Android apps seem to display pretty nicely on the 7" screen - unlike the larger Galaxy models w/ 8.9 & 10.1" screens. Honeycomb is designed for larger tablets. However, I do think the 7" Tab will be upgradeable to 2.3 (Gingerbread)
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I'm not sure, but I googled your question and this is what I got:App currently supported on the following devices: Samsung Galaxy SIII, SII, Note, Motorola Razr Maxx, and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, Kindle Fire HD and Google Nexus 7.
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Hmm, I really don't know. I've found that no matter what version of Android you have, it's totally hardware dependent when it comes to peripherals and even what apps work. It's one of the most frustrating things about Android. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I have never seen the Samsung Galaxy mega 5.8 so I cannot answer your question I'm sorry
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You could put it in with the clamps on the width of the tablet instead on it on the length. It just opens wide enough to fit the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3.
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It works fine with my Galaxy S3 phone, but the app is not compatible with my Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 tablet.
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Yes. I went from Note 3 to Mega. Mega is max it will do. But, Mega is even larger than Note 3. "Gooseneck" is very stiff so even with retractable power on Mega - it will stay in position. I use it horizontally (only place to clamp) and it is okay. Window clamp works fine - but position it right the first time!
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This link shopuld help you. http://www.dreviewandroid.com/tag/article-all-vrgtm-7-inch-tablet-with-android-2-3
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My galaxy S3 is running on 4.3. And this device works perfect with torque app. So, I think this mini elms doesn't have compatibility issue.
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Sorry, I have a RCA 7" tablet. I don't know anything about the Galaxy Tablets. I just plugged the keyboard into the access spot on my tablet and it worked. Nothing to download etc. I suggest reading your owner's manual on you tablet to ensure is supports a keyboard.
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I'm sorry, I am unfamiliar with those tablets. I use mine in a Sumsung phone.
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the galaxy mega is a lot bigger then the galaxy 3 so i dont think it will fit. the mega fits in it perfectly.
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From what I've read on the web, the company had initially intended to allow upgrade of the OS to Honeycomb & Ice Cream Sandwich when those roll out, but according to their website this will not now be happening. Apparently, the new OSs will not be compatible with the TC970 hardware. (They are also planning to introduce a 7" tablet in the near future, but I'm not sure of its intended OS.) Food for thought: There are tons of apps for Android 2.2 (Frodo) and TC970 is optimized to use it very well, while even Google admits that Honeycomb is glitchy and was rushed to market to keep the public interested while ICS was being fully developed. First-adopters and those whose life-interests revolve around tech toys will not care for the TC970; but for those like me who like what it does, the fact that it is not on the bleeding edge of tech development should mean very little...
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What is regular mega? I have the galaxy mega and it fits nicely. Its a huge phone though. What do you have?
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I bought this card reader and cannot get it to work with my Samsung Galaxy 10.1 wi-fi tablet (NOT a Note). I chatted with Samsung support who said they won't support a non-Samsung product. When I plug in the card reader, the tablet displays a message that it has recognized a USB device has been inserted - I just can't find where the files are located. They don't seem to be under My Files.