Want to transfer file between your Samsung Galaxy smartphone and Windows PC? You will need Samsung Android USB Driver for Windows then. Besides, you need that too if you plan to use Odin3 to root your Galaxy devices like Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge+ and Galaxy Note 5. Or install firmware on them. Well, your Windows should have these required USB drivers if you already install Samsung Kies. Else you can download Samsung USB Driver and install it directly. In short, these USB drivers mean for developers who developing on Windows and want to connect Samsung Android device to development environment over USB. But end users can use it also to enhance our Galaxy devices with Odin3…
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How to enable Nexus 7 USB Debugging Mode?
How to enable Google Nexus 7 USB Debugging Mode? Well, you will ask this question if you want to unlock Nexus 7, root Nexus 7, install custom ROM, recovery… By enable Nexus 7 USB Debugging Mode, Nexus 7 can communicate with PC though adb (Android Debug Bridge). Lot of interesting stuffs can be done in this USB debug mode…
How to enable USB mass storage mode on Nexus 7?
How to enable USB mass storage mode on Google Nexus 7? Well, don’t think about it (at least for now). Nexus 7 does not support USB mass storage mode just like Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Only Media device (MTP) and Camera (PTP) protocols are supported on Nexus 7. Google does not want you to use USB cable much on Nexus 7. Use wireless connection to transfer files between Nexus 7 and PC instead. Easier…
Google Nexus 7 Fastboot Mode
Google Nexus 7 is the first Android tablet from Google. Just like other Google Nexus devices, Nexus 7 is considered a developer tablet. Therefore, we can mod it easily with rooting, custom recovery and ROM. What is Google Nexus 7 Fastboot Mode? Fastboot is protocol used to update the flash file system in Android devices from a host over USB. And we can unlock / lock Nexus 7 bootloader, root Nexus 7, flash recovery, boot image and system image in Nexus 7 Fastboot Mode.
USB OTG Cable ~ A must have accessory for Android devices
Still don’t have USB OTG cable? Then you are not getting all the features out of your Android devices. Of course, your Android devices need to support USB host function in order for you to use USB On-The-Go. It enables USB flash drive, mouse, keyboard, joypad or any USB peripherals that support USB OTG on your Android devices. My Samsung Galaxy S II, Amazon Kindle Fire (using custom ROM), Samsung Galaxy S III and Google Nexus 7 support USB OTG. It is ashamed that HTC One X does not support USB OTG natively. Not going to install custom ROM (which supports USB OTG) until S-OFF for HTC One X is available…
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