how exactly do you work this? i want it to store pictures from my phone and ipad
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me too -- that is what i bought it for -- and, so far, i can't get it to do anything with my ipad
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Download the app on your iphone And than connect it through wifi to the g connect and start sending all the pictures
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I'm getting ready to return this thing. It's the most difficult gadget to install. The instructions DON'T make sense!
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I uploaded the photos from my phone and ipad to my computer and then transferred them to the g connect
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When you plug the SD card into the card reader, and then plug that into the iPad, the iPad will show you everything on the SD card, and you can then figure out what you want to import and do that next. This thing is awesome! And it doesn't take very long to download either
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Pictures stay on the card until you delete them. Effectively it is making a back up copy when it sends it to your iPad or phone.
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You would use Apple's Camera Connector Kit, which plus in to the dock connector on the bottom of the iPad (1-3 models) and then provides a USB port. This would hook up to that, and is it doesn't take too much power, it may work. I have plugged up USB keyboards to the iPad that way, but never an adapter. The iPad USB port has limited power, so if this adapter draws too much, it will not work. In that case, you would plug a powered USB hub (that plugs in to wall power) in to the camera connector kit, then plug this in to that. I have not tested that, but I have plugged up USB joysticks and such to an adapter I built in to the USB port on the iPad just fine. You would use Apple's Camera Connector Kit, which plus in to the dock connector on the bottom of the iPad (1-3 models) and then provides a USB port. This would hook up to that, and is it doesn't take too much power, it may work. I have plugged up USB keyboards to the iPad that way, but never an adapter. The iPad USB port has limited power, so if this adapter draws too much, it will not work. In that case, you would plug a powered USB hub (that plugs in to wall power) in to the camera connector kit, then plug this in to that. I have not tested that, but I have plugged up USB joysticks and... » Read More You would use Apple's Camera Connector Kit, which plus in to the dock connector on the bottom of the iPad (1-3 models) and then provides a USB port. This would hook up to that, and is it doesn't take too much power, it may work. I have plugged up USB keyboards to the iPad that way, but never an adapter. The iPad USB port has limited power, so if this adapter draws too much, it will not work. In that case, you would plug a powered USB hub (that plugs in to wall power) in to the camera connector kit, then plug this in to that. I have not tested that, but I have plugged up USB joysticks and such to an adapter I built in to the USB port on the iPad just fine. « Show Less
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I don't have an iPad, but you should be able to do that. I have been putting them on discs & flash drives and importing to my Sansa-cClip.
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It works with my Macbookpro. However, I download through my ipad mobi app and then automatically the photos show up on my Macbookpro. I'm cloudy on the process and maybe it happens trrough the cloud.
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The RAW files don't seem to get transfered in the app, and I'm not sure if you can even use them on the phone. I shoot RAW+JPG. It takes a few seconds per photo to download to phone, but it goes in a directory burred pretty deep. So then they have to be moved where you want them like the camera folder.
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One of the gizzies has an SD card slot, the other has a USB slot. I just tried plugging in a flash drive and the iPad said it demands too much power and so wouldn't accept it, which is really a shame! I'm assuming it is intended for USB camera cords to transfer photos to the camera, which of course has its own batteries.
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There is cloud storage, and you can get apps that work with it for your phone/ tablet.
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hi, If you use the app for apple devices, you can select all photos and transfer it. you can download the app in Apple store.
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Not much of an iPad fan so I'm not to sure if it is possible. Best I could think of is you need to find a app that could do something similar to how windows makes network drives then maybe it could be posible.
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You load photos onto an external SD memory chip that then goes into the frame. So my MBP has an onboard SD card reader. If not, it's a cheap USB device to buy online (I got one that takes about every card known, 50 in 1). If you have an IOS device, there is an apple adaptor that allows you to hook a usb device, like a card reader, to your ipad or ifon. At this price, I don't think you're not going to find airplay or other wireless features.
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You CAN transfer files from your iphone/ipad to the USB/SD card. I don't think the device itself has any storage capacity.
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I haven't been able too, there are some file manager apps that claim to work but I couldn't get them to. You may have root the tablet to make it do what u want.
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If I'm not mistaken this device has no internal storage. I believe you'll need an SD card to save images - that's what I did.
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I have mine set up so that only those images that I "protect" on the camera are transferred onto my ipad.
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My advice is to avoid this whole system entirely. No matter what you do, you can only play jpegs so who needs it? I wanted to be able to display my iPhone/iPad screen.