Android SDK was a bit more hassle to install but essentially straightforward to do and most importantly, at least it works! Kies and Android File Transfer did not work AT ALL with Mac. DDMS stands for Dalvik Debug Monitor Server and its Android's debugging tool. I tried using Kies, Android File Transfer, and via DDMS in Android SDK.
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How to Connect Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to a Mac When you plug a device such as a projector into a computer, you would expect it to be detectable without having to completely stop what you're doing and reboot your computer. Anything that requires me to install a driver/application and go through a very complicated method to access files shouldn't have been shipped out to unwitting consumers.Ģ. When you plug a mobile device into a computer, you would expect it to mount and charge, like an iPad would on any device whether Mac or Windows. For the record, I'm using a Macbook Pro 15" running on Mac OSX 10.6.8.ġ. These are my workarounds for connecting them to a Mac, I hope it helps someone else connect their devices to their Mac since it took me some time to figure these out. At the very least I would expect some distant flicker of recognition or reaction from it! In this day and age, we expect the devices to be smart enough to connect up. In fact they pretty much don't respond at all when connected to a Mac! It's times like these that I think that Apple does it the right way when I don't have to install a driver to print on most common printers. One thing I noticed is that although they are kinda decent products on their own, unfortunately they won't work right out of the box with a Mac. Both of them are incidentally Samsung devices - namely the Samsung Pico Projector SP-H03 (SGD399 Promo at EpiLife) and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Retail Price SGD848). I've been playing around with two devices recently, for work reasons.
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