I need to know the names of some android tablets with V4L2 support & host functionality. Suppose if plug in an USB camera.
Can anyone name any tablets with such functionality ?
Thanks a many lot in advance.
I have tested the following as working:
Acer A500 and A501
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" (original version)
Evorea 7" tablet
Ampe A10 quad-core 10.1" tablet
I'm testing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 2 right now and it doesn't seem to be working, but it might be a problem with the USB adapter I'm using.
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I want to test specific Android application on different Android Emulator.
To achieve this I referred following link for Sony device Add-ons
http://developer.sonymobile.com/knowledge-base/sdks/sony-add-on-sdk/install-the-sony-add-on-sdk/
So I got Sony device Add-ons as shown in the image
But now I want to following device Add-ons:-
Google Nexus P8110
LG Nexus 4
HTC First
HTC Droid DNA
HTC desire C
LG 3D Max P720
LG Optimus G
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Samsung Galaxy S3
Please provide me if there are some useful links to achieve this.
Thanks in advance.
We're looking to start some development which will require USB Host functionality on Android. We were going to use the Samsung Galaxy 10.1, but this question suggests that Samsung have removed this api.
What tablets definitely have this working fully?
The US version of the Motorola Xoom Wifi-only (MZ604) is your best shot. This is a GDE (Google Device Experience) which means that it is a clean Android version. In other words Motorola has not done any modifications to Android and the USB-host API is intact.
Check my thread on the motodev forum.
I can't verify the Samsung has removed the USB API from the Galaxy Tab 10.1 with OS 3.2, but I can verify that its full functionality is not present.
The Tab apparently has a special handler for HID devices, and a number of USB devices do not enumerate at all.
I use two:
Google Galaxy Nexus OTG works, while I initially assumed it does not by using the wrong cable. There is OTG cable and there is micro USB device cable, both fit into connector but they are not the same.
Lenovo Thinkpad tablet just has the additional normal size USB connector, same as ordinary laptop. It is for USB host devices, and these devices work when connected.
What if we really need HTC emulator? Because sometimes each brand has different system management....
I can find addon for Samsung Galaxy Tab but nothing for other brands.
I am having a problem reproducing errors on HTC device while other devices runs well.
I created a battery widget which runs well on Samsung but some users using HTC and Motorola claim that battery level is not showing correct values.
How to do this?
You can create virtual devices to emulate HTC Evo 4G, Google/HTC Nexus One and T-Mobile/HTC G1
http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/android/common-android-virtual-device-configurations/
Can I test Android smartphones applications on Samsung Galaxy Tab ?
Let's say I want to develop Android applications for HTC,and I only have Galaxy.
Can I simulate smaller resolutions on Galaxy to see how it would work on HTC ?
thanks
Just create some android emulators with different screen sizes. Also testing on emulator will be faster and easier to debug.
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/emulator.html
You can download a predefined AVD from Samsung.
This allows to integrate the Samsung Galaxy Tab into the AVD manager and Eclipse.
http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/galaxyTab.do
Is there a way, to try my project on a samsung galaxy emulator, or something like that?
My project work on HTC Legend, but its crashes on that device. How i can set up a samsung galaxy s on android/eclipse?
I set up a W800/854 2.2 AVD but it work.. but on the samsung phone it was a crash..
The odd thing with Galaxy S is the presence of two external storages. This can not be emulated in AVD. More over current Android SDK lacks support for two storages. At least this was the issue with my own application on Galaxy S.