Simple as the question is.. lol.
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Hey there, no the W500 keyboard will not work. I checked them both out in store and the w500 keyboard dock uses a similar connection but has 2 metal prongs that I'm guessing are only for physical support but don't know for sure.
stumpy_002 said:
Hey there, no the W500 keyboard will not work. I checked them both out in store and the w500 keyboard dock uses a similar connection but has 2 metal prongs that I'm guessing are only for physical support but don't know for sure.
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Alright. I haven't gotten a chance to see the dock connection. Thanks though!
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I don't think it would work because I'm pretty sure the w500 is a USB port for the dock. A500 is like a 30 pin connector. I think we will have a keyboard dock soon enough though.
n1nj4dude said:
I don't think it would work because I'm pretty sure the w500 is a USB port for the dock. A500 is like a 30 pin connector. I think we will have a keyboard dock soon enough though.
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I hope so. I'm looking forward to something a bit more portable than an apple usb keyboard.. lol
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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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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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Hi,
I opened my nexus 7 to readjust the back cover so that it would not creak anymore. In the process, I accidently snapped one of the protruding tiny copper prongs/hooks off. The one closest to the four docking pins on the side of the nexus. It doesn't seem like it connects to anything so I'm not too worried, but is this a problem?
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It will make it so you can't use the dock but probably won't effect the actual tablet functions.
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are you positive?
Gizmoe said:
It will make it so you can't use the dock but probably won't effect the actual tablet functions.
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I appreciate the answer. Are you completely sure? Not that I'm ever going to use the dock but this still bothers me a little.
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ljames94 said:
I appreciate the answer. Are you completely sure? Not that I'm ever going to use the dock but this still bothers me a little.
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The dock is for charging and sound. The pin that broke could be one half of either. Either way its just for dock functions.
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ljames94 said:
I appreciate the answer. Are you completely sure? Not that I'm ever going to use the dock but this still bothers me a little.
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If things like a broken pogo pin connector are going to bother you, leave the case closed, leave well alone!
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so i got a mini bluetooth keyboard but i dunno how to clip it on without resorting to taping the thing to the bottom,,, anyone know of a decent solution
? i saw that gameklip thing for a ps3 controller but hoping theres something similar for a keyboard or other things
http://buy.thegameklip.com/
Which keyboard did you buy?
And I'm pretty sure there was a post in this forum where someone was able to get a case with a qwerty slider meant for a gs3 and with a little bit of effort on his part, was able to get the N4 to fit
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mohitrocks said:
Which keyboard did you buy?
And I'm pretty sure there was a post in this forum where someone was able to get a case with a qwerty slider meant for a gs3 and with a little bit of effort on his part, was able to get the N4 to fit
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i got the rii as pictured in said link http://gadgetsin.com/uploads/2010/07/rii_wireless_mini_bluetooth_keyboard_with_touchpad_2.jpg
dont necessarily need/want a case i just a way to attach what i already have onto my nexus
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
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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.