I have a samsung tablet that do not support SIM card hence I can't make phone calls.. Is there a module, shield, device or whathever that I can plugged it into my Samsung and be able to make phone calls ?. I appreciate any suggestions..a
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Thanks for your inquiry. I am afraid this module can not meet your expectation.
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No but their is an app called pinger that I heard of that allows you to text people and make voice calls but the call quality is not so good. My daughter calls me with pinger on the Samsung galaxy tab 4 8 inch model and she sounds like a robot lol
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I bought this card reader and cannot get it to work with my Samsung Galaxy 10.1 wi-fi tablet (NOT a Note). I chatted with Samsung support who said they won't support a non-Samsung product. When I plug in the card reader, the tablet displays a message that it has recognized a USB device has been inserted - I just can't find where the files are located. They don't seem to be under My Files.
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At the risk of sounding dumb here, what's a sim card? I've had a very low-end motorolla phone for the last few years on my go-phone plan. Does every phone have a sim card, and are they able to work when you go from one brand of phone to another? Thanks again.
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This thing is junk. The pin connector is too short on this one. Contact Samsung and get the one they offer. It works great. I got the 30 pin USB connector and a 30 pin card reader for $25 AND IT WORKS!Go Here:http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-tab-accessories/EPL-1PLRBEGSTA
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for the phone to work you need to get a sim card from a service provider. the tablet has a slot for the sim card and another one for a micro sd memory card.
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Not compatible with my Android Samsung tablet, nor my Android phone. That was frustrating... hopefully, they'll make new drivers..
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Sorry, but I have not set my tablet up yet, it's still in the box, waiting on grand children to come by and help me. If I do find out, I will contact you back on the process. I think it does not need a sim card, but just pairing it with the Bluetooth feature.
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Sorry for delay on answering your question. It doesn't have slot for sim card...but you can use an external 3G USB, then you can connect it to the micro USB port, using the adapter cable included in the box of your tablet....
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ok i recently lost my phone. it wasnt a smart phone or anything but i just got a new sim card today. If i were to buy this phone, can the sim card work with it?? im apart of a family plan for atnt. i know nothing about phones. haha.
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n regard to my experience you can only receive data from internet, the tablet does not allow calls unless you install a special program for this purpose, I try but do not succeed, plus as you will see in the comments to my Battery abslutamente criterion is deficient only lasts two hours use on standby lasts a little more
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Like a phone card? I'm not sure - you need to talk to at&t; and ask them if it works as data only - explain you're thinking about using it in a tablet, they'll know the answer.
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Yes you can. I don't have a Samsung tablet, but I have used it with my Samsung phone and iPad
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No, this tablet does not make phone calls but you can make viber and skype calls.
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The tablet port does not work on Samsung device. Tried it and it will not charge. Other ports work fine.
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I may be wrong but I seem to have read somewhere coby tablet will not support this. What I have done is I have turned my cell phone into a hotspot and can then use internet with my tablet anywhere my phone has coverage, which seems to be about everywhere so far.
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Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power draw and a "host" mode to be able to connect to other USB devices. Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power... » Read More Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power draw and a "host" mode to be able to connect to other USB devices. « Show Less