Tablets-Still trying to understand
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Tablets-Still trying to understand
My newest questions about tablets are:
Can I create routes on RideWithGPS and download to my Garmin?
Can I download pictures from my camera?
Your help is so appreciated!
Can I create routes on RideWithGPS and download to my Garmin?
Can I download pictures from my camera?
Your help is so appreciated!
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I found this: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/06/g...d-surface.html
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The anwser is yes the only issue is you need a pc to upload to the garmin
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I don't know that this is true. Once you have the file on your computer, you can do a manual (file) upload to Garmin and this should work pretty well from an android device (and maybe from iOS, too). I have not tried this myself...
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How do you propose garmin connect with android and or iPad either I guess by transferring into a microsd then manually transferring still can't see how iOS would handle that
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This may not work as easily on an (unrooted) iOS device.
Added: For android, there are apps to do exactly this.
Last edited by cplager; 11-19-13 at 01:17 PM.
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Yes. You can use and Android tablet and even a phone to create routes on a website and download them to your Garmin. You can also upload rides from the Garmin to GC or other websites using the Android device. This is done by simply copying/moving files. You will need a host adapter ($1 cable) for a phone and may need one for an Android tablet. I do it with my Galaxy S4 phone. I used to do it with RWGPS but a month or two ago they updated their website layout and now it's all screwed on on the phone browsers (all three I tried). RWGPS support say they intend to fix it.
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