Hello,
i already own the Nexus Charging Orb and i really like it, and i would like to get the newer nexus wireless charger as well (the flat one).
http://www.amazon.com/Nexus-Wireless-Charger-Smartphones-Tablets/dp/B00GN1YKBU
The problem is, i have no idea where to get one. It doesn't seem to be available anywhere. Is Google creating a new one or why the shortage?
If anyone has a link to buy a new one (preferably in Europe), please let me know.
There are like a dozen other similar topics with many links.
Why don't you try search a bit first?
Unleashed by my M1 note
Can't find this dozen other similar topics with many links unfortunately.
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I've been thinking of this concept, but thought that it's not possible for some reason. Having a hardware keyboard seemed to be to good to be true for me. Found this thread about getting a bluetooth keyboard work on the N1 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=5559188#post5559188 so I'm considering getting a kb again.
What hardware keyboard peripheral can you recommend to be used with the Nexus One? That can be any model that connects via bluetooth, micro usb, or whatever. I prefer something light so that I can travel around like I almost have a netbook with me with even less footprint. Something that works without too much hacks would be great!
The Freedom Pro is your best bet if you want a foldable keyboard. I have not received mine yet but I needed one for a project and after some research it seemed the best still available. It is ~$100 at Amazon but if you google around you should be able to find a discount code for it. I picked mine up from wirelessground.com (15% coupon code mymobilegear).
Keep in mind there are no official drivers for it at this time however. KeyPro is available on the market but is $9.95 which might deter some. Also note I have never used keypro so can not say how well/poorly it performs.
JanetPanic said:
The Freedom Pro is your best bet if you want a foldable keyboard. I have not received mine yet but I needed one for a project and after some research it seemed the best still available. It is ~$100 at Amazon but if you google around you should be able to find a discount code for it. I picked mine up from wirelessground.com (15% coupon code mymobilegear).
Keep in mind there are no official drivers for it at this time however. KeyPro is available on the market but is $9.95 which might deter some. Also note I have never used keypro so can not say how well/poorly it performs.
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when you get the keyboard, please could you drop a comment about how it worked etc.... Im thinking of also getting one
Which should I get? I want to use it for nighttime charging on my night stand. I have seen a bunch of different ones, but which one do people think is the best (ignoring price)?
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Which should I get? I want to use it for nighttime charging on my night stand. I have seen a bunch of different ones, but which one do people think is the best (ignoring price)?
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http://www.nokia.com/global/products/accessory/dt-910/
Not sure the stand would work with my otter box... options for a flat one?
Hi,
Please use the search function and look in some of the many already created threads about this topic.
Thanks,
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Today I came across the HTC Mini + bluetooth handset. I've been looking for something like this for ages. I think it would make a great addition to the Galaxy Note 8 (indeed any tablet), as I might be able to use the tablet as a primary mobile device and avoid the need for a separate phone.
I've seen a couple threads with a similar theme and a number of people seem to be very negative about this sort of product but I think it would be great. However it seems that this device is only compatible with a small number of HTC devices.
What do people think and has anyone seen any similar devices which would work with the Note 8?
Hey guys, I'm not sure if you've ever seen my work over on the Epic4G forums or not. But whether you have or not is irrelevant.
I come to you guys (and gals) to see if you are interested in me reviewing any of your batteries (preferably new ones, as old ones obviously have cell deterioration), I don't personally own an S4 but I do have a multi charger (or could buy one) that I think will fit the batteries in (or if I not I can use my dad's S4 to charge whatever I'm looking at).
I figured I'd offer up my services on a phone that's a little more relevant (and also because XDA still won't add a Stratosphere II forum ).
Thank you for reading!
I'm not sure if I'll be able to accurately test case extended batts unless there's an easy way to reach the contacts too
This is a nice write-up on dock-state for developers:
http://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-state/docking-monitoring.html
But I've never found any documentation about how docks set dock-states in phones. Do different manufacturers implement different methods for docks to initiate dock-states? Or is there a standard?
With my Galaxy phones, I had desk and car docks and my phone would do appropriate things when plugged into either dock type (alternate launchers with context-appropriate apps and wallpapers). I also used Tasker to do useful things in those contexts. I've been able to do this ever since my old Moto Droid.
Why am I having such trouble finding any sort of dock for the Nexus 6P which sets my dock-state? I've tried several models. Is it possible on the Nexus 6P at all?
Seriously? Nobody can answer this? Please? Bump