Can any laptop or netbook be used like the moto laptop dock at this time so we don't have to buy there's?
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nucentury08 said:
Can any laptop or netbook be used like the moto laptop dock at this time so we don't have to buy there's?
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No, basically the moto laptop dock is just a lcd screen and keyboard and it uses your phone as the cpu, ram, ext. What you can do is get the media dock a bt keyboard and mouse and use your tv like the laptop dock though.
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I know that im asking can I use my laptop the same way as just a lcd screen to view my atrix screen? Like the redfly products
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Why there is no app developed on galaxy through I can use a pen to draw on the screen?
Is it possible... is the screen suitable for that??
If so that would be a cool idea!
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Gladiolur said:
Why there is no app developed on galaxy through I can use a pen to draw on the screen?
Is it possible... is the screen suitable for that??
If so that would be a cool idea!
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a certain stylus can be used but not just any pen the screen is touch sensitive
Then why this idea had not has been used?
If I find the right pen then I wont need papers anymore!
Is there such thing like this??
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EBay sells cheap stylus for iPhone which is the same type of screen I believe. I have one for my evo but they aren't as easy to use as the old plastic Windows mobile stylus.
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Yeah you need a capacitive stylus.
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@sand1303 is it because of the stylus or the software?
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Stylus
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touchscreen?wasRedirected=true
It hasn't really caught on because the digitizers on capacitive screens aren't as precise as on resistive screens--you won't get the same precision.
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But the tablets have stylus such as hatch flyer..and its also capacitive screen...
Ipad has this thing too.. so what about our phones? Why wont it work?
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Gladiolur said:
@kubernetes
But the tablets have stylus such as hatch flyer..and its also capacitive screen...
Ipad has this thing too.. so what about our phones? Why wont it work?
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It will work, I'm just saying that the benefits of a stylus on a capacitive screen aren't nearly as good. You can draw or write with it, but you won't get that single-pixel precision like you would with a resistive screen.
That's interesting.. thanx all..
Anybody suggest a good app and good stylus?
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You can't use a regular plastic tipped stylus pen because it doesn't conduct electricity or something. You need a capacitive stylus like Dagi, Pogo, or Griffin.
Here is a basic review of the 3 popular stylus brand:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjiKCKYiB8k
I use Sketchbook Mobile for a drawing app. For writing, I don't know, I just use swype. Maybe someone else can recommend a writing app.
Title says it all. Anyone have success pairing a nook color with a ps3 (over bluetooth)? I'd like to use BlueputDroid with it for a handy keyboard.
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the BT range on our Nook Colors is about 6 inches
I wonder if there is any kind of relay signal boost gadget doodad out there somewhere?
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the BT range on our Nook Colors is about 6 inches
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Yeah, well, I'll deal with that when the time comes. Right now I'm having trouble pairing them when I lean the NC against the side of the PS3. Anyone out there gotten farther than me?
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LMAO Is it really 6 inches? I've been planning on doing this too so I could get rid of the 2nd keyboard but oh well. There goes that.
As the topic, is there even a way to use the touch panel from the tablet
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mistakenly submitted the post...
what I meant is there a way to use the tablet
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Use the tablet to control your windows 8?? If thats your question then yea. Google jump desktop. I use it from my droid 3 to control my windows 8 when i dont feel like going upstairs to grab my laptop lol
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Is it possible to use a Bluetooth mouse on a Motorola Xoom II, although the Xoom hasn't got a cursor is it possible
Thanks
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Not sure about a mouse but...
I have a Stingray that ran stock ICS 4.0.4 and now is rooted with CM 10.0.0 with JB 4.1.2.
For the last 2 years, I've used an "Apple Magic Trackpad" as a mouse. Finger movement on the Trackpad causes a blue "halo" to appear on the Xoom screen. I also use an Apple Bluetooth Keyboard.
Now, there may be other options but Apple was the only "Bluetooth" input devices when I was looking.
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As long as it has anything above android 3.2 it should work.
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you can enable pointer location in developer options too.
or even use Droidmote on your touchscreen phone and use that as a mousepad
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Is it possible to use a Bluetooth mouse on a Motorola Xoom II, although the Xoom hasn't got a cursor is it possible
Thanks
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Absolutely! Moto made their own even and they're really very good. You can buy just the keyboard and mouse together or they do a work and play kit that includes a dock with 3 USB ports, analogue audio out and mini HDMI plus your HDMI cable, a high power adaptor the keyboard and the mouse. The cursor appears once the mouse is active.
Good post. I forgot Moto had their own kit.
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I searched back a few months and didn't find to much about people recommending a good keyboard.
So...
Pretty simple what do you use, why and would you recommend it?
Also, I came across this. Do any of you have any information on it?
Google Keyboard. The latest update adds a lot of additional settings; it's fast, free, accurate, and of course from Google! Couldn't ask for much else in a good keyboard.
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Like a physical keyboard or app.
Physical keyboard I use a logitech one
Ass for the App I switch of between swype and swiftkey. I like how you can use extensions on swype compared to swiftkey, but I like the accuracy on swiftkey better and the merging of the lanuage into one instead of separate like in swype
My bad, I meant a physical keyboard
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I've been using SwiftKey on both phone and tablet, but the poor accuracy on my phone has been annoying lately.
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Apple bluetooth keyboard. Extremely light so it's easy to carry, keys feel great, pairs in seconds.
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I've been using SwiftKey on both phone and tablet, but the poor accuracy on my phone has been annoying lately.
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That's my experience as well. It works a lot better on the tablet then on the phone. Probably the keys are to small on the phone...
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I use Switkey for the soft keyboard across all devices. For my N10's physical, I use
http://www.amazon.com/MoKo-BlueToot...953815&sr=1-1&keywords=Nexus+10+moko+keyboard
The keyboard's removable and held in via magnets, and works beautifully
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I use Switkey for the soft keyboard across all devices. For my N10's physical, I use
http://www.amazon.com/MoKo-BlueToot...953815&sr=1-1&keywords=Nexus+10+moko+keyboard
The keyboard's removable and held in via magnets, and works beautifully
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I would buy this immediately if it was available in Switzerland...
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dibblebill said:
I use Switkey for the soft keyboard across all devices. For my N10's physical, I use
http://www.amazon.com/MoKo-BlueToot...953815&sr=1-1&keywords=Nexus+10+moko+keyboard
The keyboard's removable and held in via magnets, and works beautifully
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I have that case/keyboard as well. Its a steal for a case and keyboard combothis inexpensive.
I use the HP Touchpad Bluetooth keyboard and gotta recommend it, great shape, nice keys and pretty cheap (I gave £25 for it but seen them just now for £15 on eBay). There are 2 models UK and US spec. Oh and I've had the batteries in there since January so it's all good from my point of view.
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Thanks for the answers guys! It is appreciated
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I got a Motorola Xoom keyboard off eBay and its been great. Light and almost full size. For some odd reason 2 fun keys are off but for $15 I won't complain.
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I use the HP Touchpad Bluetooth keyboard and gotta recommend it, great shape, nice keys and pretty cheap (I gave £25 for it but seen them just now for £15 on eBay). There are 2 models UK and US spec. Oh and I've had the batteries in there since January so it's all good from my point of view.
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The HP Touchpad's keyboard really is amazingly good. It's in the same class as the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard in my opinion, and usually a fair bit cheaper. The keys do feel a like they have a tad more "friction" though on the travel.
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I got a Motorola Xoom keyboard off eBay and its been great. Light and almost full size. For some odd reason 2 fun keys are off but for $15 I won't complain.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there also a keyboard/trackpad variant of that keyboard? It looks like it would be an amazing complement to an Android tablet.
As for the Moko case users, they're good (had one on my Galaxy Tab), but I never could get behind the weirdly tiny keys near the spacebar/bad travel, even in such a thin case.