I would like to be able to view and edit Word or other files stored on a USB device on my Galaxy Note 3. Does this device enable me to do that?
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Mickey, you should be able to view or edit Word on your Galaxy Note 3 as long as you have an app that will open it. I have a Galaxy Note 10 tablet and I store video tutorials on a flash drive. When I plug it in the file system comes up showing the drive and all the folders and files on the drive. My tablet has an app that will edit Word, but I haven't used it. I hope this helps. I highly recommend the iKross kit as I love mine and use it constantly. OK, I just put some Word docs and PDF's on my flash drive. They came up in the files and I was able to open both with Polaris Office and with the editing functions working fine. Enjoy.
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Yes, you can discard, open and edit word doccuments. The tablet come with programs to work with office doccuments, if not, you can find some in the Google Play
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James...I haven't actually tried it, but I did order a micro to usb adapter for my Note3. It s/b here in about 2 days. My Note3 and the Fire HD have the same micro usb ports so i plan on trying it out. I will let you know what happends. I know that doesnt help you right now but thats all i know. You could also google it and see if there is anything saying wether or not the HD is compatable with a micro to usb adapter...im guessing it should work but not 100% sure.
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I am not sure if or how this works but I read about the free Android app called "Documents to go". I can get it on my Samsung Smartphone in the Google Playstore. It is supposed to allow you to view, edit and create Microsoft office files on a smartphone or tablet
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Yes, I saw your question and decided to try it. You are able to scan to the USB, it allows you to save in PDF, JPG or TIF (and possible other) formats.
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My Samsung Galaxy S3 runs Android 4.4.2 and it allows me to write to this Sony micro-USB drive. I just use the "My Files" app and can freely copy/move files around. No problems at all. Accoding to Sony operating instructions, you just need Android 4.0.3 or later.
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I plugged in my note 3. It recognized the phone. It could not scan and located the mp3s on my phone. So the answer is no. Just a USB stick.
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This will NOT work with the Samsung Note 3. I have one, and had a Note 2 before. The Note 2 uses the micro-usb, which this cradle appears to have. The Note 3 uses the new USB3 plug, which is NOT compatible with a micro-usb. Though the usb3 charges faster, I wish Samsung had not changed to this different plug...it does not work with all my other accessories that use the very common micro-usb. At any rate, I hope this is helpful.
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I haven't been able too, there are some file manager apps that claim to work but I couldn't get them to. You may have root the tablet to make it do what u want.
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I ordered one and when I put it in my Note 3, I get memory card unexpectedly removed. I have a 32GB Sandisk card that does not have a problem in my Note 3.
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Yes with the aid of word to go apps...think its pre installed...but i wouldnt work on my document on this tablet....just to see and refer maybe yes....
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There may be other ways I'm not sure on that but I have been able to use my usb drives on the device with stored files photos etc . Connected a multi-port usb extension and then went to storage and there it was. Now I have not tried storing apps or app memory on it just files and photos but I'm sure u can save to it as well.
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If the Note 3 uses micro USB it will work but I don't think the clip is wide enough to hold the Note. I wouldn't trust it anyway as it is so cheaply made. Seriously, look at alternatives. This is a poor product with poor customer service
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I am not certain about its compatibility with a Galaxy Note 3. However, it seems to function like a standard microSD card and is working well on my Galaxy S5.
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I've been using One Note on this tablet and I've been having the documents sync to one drive. I can access those notebooks both on my tablet as well as my PC using windows 7. I'd imagine you could do the same with other documents stored on One Drive as well as dropbox for example.
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That was my reason for purchasing this device also. I have successfully viewed and transferred photos from the SD card onto my Galaxy Note 2 however it sounds like some phones may not support this feature. I did not need to download any additional apps and there is no power supply needed. (The phone must be charged.) I insert the SD card into the slot on the device and then plugged the device into my phone. The phone automatically launched the "My Files" app (that is part of the operating system) and showed me the directories on the SD card. Once I opened the directory with the photos, I could select individual photos or all files and copy or move them to a new location or upload them to a cloud storage service such as Dropbox or Google Drive.
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It was plug and play with my Note 3. Only FAT, FAT32 and ExFAT are supported. There are numerous tester/debugging apps on the play store; search for OTG.