Could this be used with a mobile device like Android or iOS as a walkaround keyboard?
1040571
There aren't enough touch points for it to have real functionality like that. With a great deal of programming perhaps, yes, and certainly the iOS device would need jailbreaking. So yes maybe, but it'd be quite a project.
1040572
Unfortunately at the moment we do not have a method of connecting the glove to a phone. This is something we would like to integrate in the future with a bluetooth connection. However this current model does not support that.
1235594
Not a problem! All buttons are easily accessible. The keyboard is small and best suited for "two finger" typing but gets the job done. The keyboard can also be switched for use on an Android devise or iPad or iPhone
529064
no, and the keyboard is not a full keyboard, what I mean is it does not have all the functions a regular keyboard has.
983449
I do not believe so, although it is a bluetooth keyboard, it seems to be made to work and swap seamlessly between Mac,iPad and iPhone. The website itself http://ww.kanex.com/keyboard does not even mention android at all. So while it is a bluetooth keyboard, I think it is meant for OSX and iOS. UPDATE: They also offer a version for PC/Android http://ww.kanex.com/pc-keyboard it is also available here on amazon as well. Hope this helps.
55865
Works great with the iPad. It's just a standard blue tooth keyboard so in theory it should work without a problem on an Android device.
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Simple answer: NO. More complicated answer: Yes, but only if the Android or iOS device will work with a -WIRED- USB keyboard. The reason for this is that barcode scanners like this work basically like a keyboard. If you open a text editor and then scan something, it behaves as though you keyed the the barcode in and hit return. This device does not have any bluetooth capability and you must use the 2.4Ghz wireless USB dongle.
453655
It is. However, it seems to be missing a proper Esc key, so it'll be somewhat crippled on anything but an iOS device.
1230964
I can only assume it would based on my experience. I'm using a rather unconventional phone/tablet combo and it works fine for me. Keep in mind that the documentation for the keyboard is on Kensington's site and not in the packaging (annoying when you're lookiing for it).
392277
I think this keyboard will work fine for you; it does for me. I use it with an Android based tablet and an iPad and in both cases have had no trouble whatsoever.
66245
it's fundamentally a mini keyboard so I would assume so, you would just have to program the proper keys.
6383
Sorry, I gave this thing away a while ago. but I'm sure that if you Googled for it you'd find out. The keyboard was about the size of an old iPhone, IIRC.
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I haven't tried a keyboard, but if you have a Samsung phone (or maybe any android phone, I'm not sure, I have a Galaxy Note 2) there's an app you can get that will let you use the phone as a remote, including a keyboard when you are in a text box. That has come in pretty handy when searching on youtube or netflix. . . Hope that helps
645174
I can't answer for the iPad specifically but I was able to use this keyboard with an Android tablet using the usb port.
1381921
nope, keyboard is not bluetooth compatible, that is probably why most key combinations do not work
2161755
Yes. The keyboard needs to be charged and requires a cable with a USB connection on one end and an IOS connector on the other.
481149
No. It's a touchpad, not a keyboard. You use it like a touchpad on any laptop computer.
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For what it's worth...I can also use this keyboard on my Galaxy Note 3 phone...being blue tooth.