Hi friends, do you know that USB OTG (On-The-Go) support provides a way
of getting more storage on your phone or tablet and lets you view photos
on your tablet that are stored on a drive or camera you’ve plugged in.
It’s already available for iOS, BlackBerry and Windows devices. OTG was
introduced with version 4.0 of Android, but support for it is ad-hoc, at
best.
You may need a separate OTG data cable to connect your USB device. Download the free USB Host Diagnostics
from Google Play Store to check whether your Android phone or tablet
supports USB OTG. Open USB Host Diagnostics on your Android device, tap
Start Diagnostics, then tap OK to confirm you don’t have any USB devices
connected to it. When prompted, plug in a USB device. If the USB device
is detected, USB Host Diagnostics will list it in its report. If no
devices are detected, it’s likely OTG support is not available.
Enjoy.......
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