04/13/2012, 10:42 AM
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I have a touchpad with android 4.0.3 running that is having a problem pairing to an HP wifi Keyboard. When I boot in WebOS, there is no problem at all, When I boot in droid... it sees the keyboard, I click on it and it tells me it's not compatible...
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04/13/2012, 01:31 PM
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There is a utility in the Play Store (search for Bluetooth Keyboard) that will aid in connecting up the keyboard. I needed to use it to test that my HP TouchPad Keyboard would work with Android.
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04/27/2012, 10:53 AM
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Yes
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01/10/2013, 05:17 PM
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OK, so I was having the same problem with my HP BT KB and downloaded the easyconnect app but didn't like how it kept flashing "Bluetooth Keyboard Easyconnect has superuser access, etc etc" so uninstalled the app and rebooted. Now CM9 detects the KB.
Does the app leave something behind even after it is removed?
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