SO I can use this to read and download from an old SD card/flash drive to my Samasung Galaxy S5?
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Yes. You will need an USB-SD card adapter to mount the SD card on this, but this is one of the uses I got this for. Works fine on my S5
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You can certainly use this item as a USB thumb drive reader to get external files from your thumb into your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, it works beautifully, get a real Samsung !!!
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I think is posible, the manual does not specified this, but if You connect the Samsung like a mass storage device via the usb cable, You will be able to navigate the files, but is better for me to use the bluetooth. Hope it works for You.
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No Sd card support. With a 2.99 app can support a thumb drive and some external drives.
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Remove the sd card and use a mobile phone (an android?) to read the card and play back the video?
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Yes, it will read whatever is on the USB flash drive. It also accepts SD cards.
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If your phone happens to have a mirco HDMI port then you can connect it to that. It did put my Android phone into disk drive mode when I plugged into the USB port but was unable to find any of the videos or pictures I have on my SD card.
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PROBABLY CAN DO! Most cameras have a usb connection then lets you connect as a mass storage device. I think most Samsung devices can run usb devices by getting a micro usb dongle for a few bucks. My Note 10.1 can use mass storage by usb that way as well as usb keyboards and game controllers, it's pretty awesome!
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http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-transfer-files-to-the-samsung-galaxy-tab-fr.html
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Any MicroSD will work. If you have an old smart phone you may already have one just sitting around.No card is included.
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Not unless you have IOMEGA zip disks you need to access. As others have said, it's old technology. You probably want a flash drive that is compatible with current computers.
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Yes you can. In fact i use APP on my Samsung III ES File Explorer that allows me to access hard drive from my phone. The format i use was exFAT.
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I think any flash memory card reader will do the trick provided it will fit/ connect to your computer. Get one with plenty of memory storage say 2GB so that you don't have to download to your main computer right away.
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You can copy to/from the phone, the same way you do with sd card, it is recognized as such.
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Sure!You can plug it using USB cable or just taking out the sd card and using it directly
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Open the back, take out the Mini SD card. Plug it in to your computer. Go to Wikireader.com. Follow directions to download the current information from Wikipedia. You can do this as often as you want... they say.
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My Samsung Galaxy S3 runs Android 4.4.2 and it allows me to write to this Sony micro-USB drive. I just use the "My Files" app and can freely copy/move files around. No problems at all.Accoding to Sony operating instructions, you just need Android 4.0.3 or later.