how does my wife get her s6500 to connect to her kindle so she can transfer pictures
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If this is like my a110 the camera sets up as an access point and I connected via my camera to the wifi point (camera). Plus I think there is a application that needs to be on the adroide device so it will auto sync pictures. also with kindle being a androide light and locked in many ways I would look in the kindle app store or google play. google play the app is called WirelessMobileUtility
1937404
My sons handled that pairing for me. One says to set the device to pair and it should pair. I originally had my paired to my Kindle HD, and then later paired it to the desktop. I have since given it to my son who has it paired to my phone. I'm sorry if this is not helpful.
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Download it to your pc and connect your tablet to your pic and sync them. You can actually download it from the amazon page they have a link.
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I can see no way to do this. The device reads cards but has no way to move data.
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.
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you can use it to connect your kindle fire to the internet connecting directly to your computer you just use the charger plug and sync everything
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No. This is a chip reader. If you want to extract data from your kindle, use the USB cord provided by amazon. If you want to load images from your camera's data card onto your kindle, you'd have to first load the images to a computer and transfer them via the provided USB. Kindle Fire has a micro USB port, and the Transcend has a full size USB connector.
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Yes and no. Yes, it will work, but it's a very thin cable so it's also very slow. If you haven't purchased yet, I'd recommend the Mediabridge cable. It's only $6, and both charges and transfers data MUCH faster. I've used both, and just keep this one as a backup. BTW if you books are PDF files, they'll show up in the Docs tab, not the Books tab. If they're Kindle books, you can also just redownload them on your own or a friends wireless setup or at an AT&T; hotspot (McD's, Starbucks, etc.) Amazon lets you download the same book multiple times without extra charge. Just touch Books, then Cloud. All your Amazon books should be there. Just touch the book to download it. (Sorry if you already know all this.) Yes and no. Yes, it will work, but it's a very thin cable so it's also very slow. If you haven't purchased yet, I'd recommend the Mediabridge cable. It's only $6, and both charges and transfers data MUCH faster. I've used both, and just keep this one as a backup. BTW if you books are PDF files, they'll show up in the Docs tab, not the Books tab. If they're Kindle books, you can also just redownload them on your own or a friends wireless setup or at an AT&T; hotspot (McD's, Starbucks, etc.) Amazon lets you download the same book multiple times without extra charge. Just touch Books, then... » Read More Yes and no. Yes, it will work, but it's a very thin cable so it's also very slow. If you haven't purchased yet, I'd recommend the Mediabridge cable. It's only $6, and both charges and transfers data MUCH faster. I've used both, and just keep this one as a backup. BTW if you books are PDF files, they'll show up in the Docs tab, not the Books tab. If they're Kindle books, you can also just redownload them on your own or a friends wireless setup or at an AT&T; hotspot (McD's, Starbucks, etc.) Amazon lets you download the same book multiple times without extra charge. Just touch Books, then Cloud. All your Amazon books should be there. Just touch the book to download it. (Sorry if you already know all this.) « Show Less
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I tried it with the Android Amazon Kindle app, but I could not get it to anything. It will control multimedia playback and if you have the camera configured to use the Volume Up button as the shutter trigger, it will work to take photos remotely.
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There is an adapter piece that fits on the end of the cord attached to the case and the adapter piece when connected will have a micro USB end that will connect to your kindles micro USB
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If it connects to kindle, it should work. It sends an FM signal from connected device.
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You don't necessarily need to do it that way. The easiest solution is to download the Kindle app to your unit. You need to go to Settings, then Applications and check "unknown sources" and download the Amazon appstore app. From there you can download the Kindle app and once you sign in, all your Kindle books will transfer. Be sure to go back and "uncheck" the box for Unknown Sources. You will need the Kindle app in order to transfer books, whether you use the USB cord or not. In order to transfer music, documents, photos, videos, or books using the USB, simply plug in the cord to the unit FIRST, then the attach to your computer. Your computer will recognize your unit as a storage device, much like a USB stick. All of these instructions are in the little book that came with your unit. I checked mine and it's all plainly spelled out for you. Good luck. I'm still enjoying my unit very much.
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You have to have the SD card reader that connects to the USB port and that works, that's how I have mine set up.
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Yes but you have to allow other device/source and may have to have Kindle send you the link.
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This will not plug directly into the Kindle Fire HD since both the large and small versions only have micro USB ports and not USB Standard Type A (regular rectangular plug). You might be able to find a cable to adapt down to micro USB, but it would probably be easier to just load your files to a computer and transfer to your Kindle via a standard USB to micro USB cable (same cable you'd use to charge your Kindle). The Sandisk MobileMate is intended to allow your computer to read SD cards if it doesn't already have a SD card port. I have to use an USB extension cord because of it's width it doesn't fit into my computer's front USB ports.
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I really don't know. I don't have a Kindle. The camera does have internet access. I transfer pictures from my camera straight to Facebook. I'm sorry I'm not familiar with Kindles.
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It does require a Wi-Fi connection. Although, I do put videos and such on the drive using the USB cable connected to my computer, so if your kindle has a USB port, I guess you could plug into it and access the data on the drive that way without using Wi-Fi.