Hey guys I'm thinking about getting the HTC 10 but want to ask if it has the ability to plug in a USB keyboard and/or mouse (when you plug in the mouse a cursor shows up on the phone) with it like you can on the S7 edge (it comes with a USB dongle). I use this for a unique situation at work where it comes in handy.
thanks
I have tested my HTC 10 with a Bluetooth Mouse and it works.
Best regards
Tom
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Is it possible to connect a external (eg. logitech) keyboard and/or mouse to the universal?
Why on earth would you need those? The Uni's keyboard works well, and you have a touch screen!
Anyway, I think if they are BT-enabled(which I doubt...) the keyboard might work, emphasis on might. The mouse will not, since the Uni has no cursor it could use the mouse with.
But wait for someone more knowledgable than me to confirm or deny this...
I believe that it would either have to be an external IR or Bluetooth keyboard and i doubt that you would find a usb on-the-go keyboard to work with it.
I quickly did a search in google and came up with a bluetooth keyboard that will work on opcs too including osx:
http://www.porta-charge.co.uk/accessory_0162.html
Althought as statedd abouce why do you need an ext keyboard the one on the uni is great... ive found you can type with both hands as on a normal keyboard even with my fat fingers!!! lol
Hope tyhis helps and i appologise for any typos as my batteries need charging in keyboard and i'm a tad drunked!! hehe
Hi all,
I have just received my BizLink MHL addaptor and my Rii mini Bluethooth keyboard with touchpad from Mobile Fun. I have just connected them all up tried a brief bit of sofa surfing and then I thought I would test out the bluetooth keyboard and MHL by posting this message to you all.
I have just checked on the Mobile Fun website and the MHL adaptor has now just sold out [it was shown as in stock yesterday] but I am guessing that a lot of you will now have your MHL addaptor. As for the the keyboard there are some issues with it, but as these are the first words that I am typing on it, it will take me some time to get use to it. The keyboard has the four cursor keys [up down left right] which are really useful and the touchpad right mouse button acts as the back button.
However before you rush out and buy this key board I am having serious issues with the key board that I will investicate more after I have clicked send on this post. I will provide more details later.
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OK I have now had some time to test the Rii mini keyboard with the MHL adaptor connected up to the TV. Generally it has the potential of being a very positive experience (apart from some bluetooth communication issues with the keyboard -- more about that later). The four cursor keys work very well as they are fully supported by Android and are especially good for editing text and I can easily navigate round the phone and the browser using them. The keyboard it self is too small for serious typing (if you want to do that then I would recommend getting a full size keyboard). The F1 key acts as the menu button and the esc key and the right mouse button both act as the back button. I can't find find any way to access the home button using the keyboard.
The touchpad works perfectly on when using it connected upto a PC but does not work quite so well when connected to the S2. This shows that this must be android issues with the mini keyboard touch pad rather than the Rii device it self. There is no pinch zoom with the touch pad and dragging the screen to scroll using the touch pad and pressing and holding the left mouse button is possible but very awkward.
The phone works best in landscape mode when connected to the tv but does not always go into landscape mode so you have to go and lift the phone up give it a little shake to make it go into landscape. The software keyboard occasionally comes up on the screen when you don't want it to so you have to press the right mouse button to make it go away. I have found a little trick on the stock browser -- pressing shift and one of the cursor key makes it easer to scroll the browser.
The youtube app works the best when connected to the TV as it automatically plays out the video in landscape at full resolution for an HD def video.
I haven't got to the bottom of the reason that is causing reliability issue with s2 MHL and the mini key board, but it looking like it may be interference on the bluetooth connection. The issue shows it self as the auto repeat characters keep appearing when you don't want them to causing the alternate character choice popup from the virtual key board to keep appearing.
I think bluetooth is generally broken on S2
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I just got the Rii Keyboard and it works just fine on my Galaxy Note. The only problem is that i can't find out how to zoom for example in the browser. does anybody have an idea how to do that??? the keyboard is perfekt when you whant to sit on the sofa an connect your phone to the TV an play some games or surf in the internet.
how does it pair with G Note.
I have a Galaxy Note too and thinking about getting one of these keyboards.
What i want to know is, can the Note pair up direct to to the keyboard or do you need to use an otg cable and supplied bt dongle.
Thanks
John.
I see that USB Host/OTG seems to work with USB keyboards and mice.
Is there a way to get a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse to work?
I ask this because since the NG uses MHL, there is no way to power the device, use HDMI, AND use USB Host mode.
MHL does not provide for data use, just power.
I paired my Dinovo Mini and it just worked - keyboard input and mouse (a pointer appears).
That was one thing I never could get to work in Gingerbread.
sstdk said:
I paired my Dinovo Mini and it just worked - keyboard input and mouse (a pointer appears).
That was one thing I never could get to work in Gingerbread.
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Do you have access to an MHL adapter. I wonder if the cursor appears in HDMI mirror mode?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK7sK0qCDqI
Hi guys (and girls),
I have HTC One X with stock ROM on it. I got myself a MHL cable (not original, from dealextreme) and i had an idea to make some kind of notebook from my one X. I already have BT mouse and keyboard (both logitech) and monitor with HDMI input port.
When i pair mouse and keyboard with my phone everything works well, i can write messages, scroll and all other stuff, but problem happens when i connect that MHL cable from my phone to monitor. I get clear and good picture on my monitor and everything is good when controlling phone by touch, but when i try to control it by mouse and keyboard everything really slows down. Mouse cursor has great amount of lag, and typing with keyboard is nearly impossible.
I saw other people using this kind of combination on youtube and other places and as i can see everything goes without problem, did anyone had experience like i have or has a reason why is this happening??
Thanks
wow, that could be normal, 1080p output and 2 bluetooth devices shouldn't be easy to handle together
Hey guys I'm thinking about getting the HTC 10 but want to ask if it has the ability to plug in a USB keyboard and/or mouse (when you plug in the mouse a cursor shows up on the phone) with it like you can on the S7 edge (it comes with a USB dongle). I use this for a unique situation at work where it comes in handy.
thanks
itsmattgw said:
Hey guys I'm thinking about getting the HTC 10 but want to ask if it has the ability to plug in a USB keyboard and/or mouse (when you plug in the mouse a cursor shows up on the phone) with it like you can on the S7 edge (it comes with a USB dongle). I use this for a unique situation at work where it comes in handy.
thanks
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You can use a bluetooth mouse/keyboard combo