This doesn't mean the following explanations couldn't work for your device and we will be more than happy to list your configuration for others to know. Therefore we are going to concentrate in phones that haven't been rooted and have official updates.

It is very hard to trace all the possible Android™ devices with all the existing OS versions and mods. It depends not only on the hardware configuration of your device, but also on the software you have running on it. Phones, Tablets & Connection Strategiesīefore moving any further, you need to understand which the connection capabilities of your Android™ device are. You might be interested in using Bluetooth® as an alternative to get Arduino and the Android artifact to talk to each other. Here you can learn how to connect Arduino to Android™ via the USB cable the phone (or tablet) uses for data transfers as well as for recharging its battery. Furthermore, we have tried to make it as easy as possible by concentrating in the use of Processing instead of Eclipse as the tool of choice for writing the Android Apps. This guide describe how to connect an Android™ device to an Arduino ADK board ( Mega ADK and USB Host shield). It is supplied AS IS for documentation purposes

This is a retired product and the information given could be inaccurate or obsolete.

Install android studio 2.3.3