Computer Science, asked by RAHULSEN504, 1 year ago

Are these keyboards as shown in the picture, compatible for android smartphones?

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Answered by Akshay0605
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yes they are compatible for Android smartphones
RAHULSEN504: but in the screenshot, they are dhoeing that they are for tablets
RAHULSEN504: so will it harm my device in any manner
Akshay0605: no
RAHULSEN504: are you sure?
Akshay0605: it would not harm your device in any way
Akshay0605: yeahh I'm sure
RAHULSEN504: what if a desktop usb keyboard is connected by means of an otg cable?
Akshay0605: then also it doesn't harm your device by any means
Answered by saurav01234567890
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No bro it's written that it is available for Samsung galaxy tab3 neo

It's not for Android devices
RAHULSEN504: will it support j7 prime through bluetooth connection?
RAHULSEN504: ok
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