P.S. When only interfacing the BCI BrainFlow and not going to the SavedSessions drawer, no permissions have to be granted to my android app :-)

Did you see the previous link I left, regarding Brainflow talking to Android?

I was able to compile this example without any changes: https://github.com/mik3y/usb-serial-for-android

There are some previous forum posts discussing direct BLE Android connections. I believe these predate Brainflow library availability.

Hmm, maybe I misspoke about Ganglion support for Android BLE connection. Ganglion owners are using it with their laptop and a special BLED112 dongle that presents the data on a serial port. So the Bra

And a recent discussion thread had some tips on Android connection:

But more importantly, will there be interest/eagerness in your community to make use of such a portable Android solution ?

However, if you use an OTG cable with the usb dongle, that then would appear to be a serial port on the Android, and could achieve the full data at 250 Hz.

I am developing a "does them all" Android app that already supports the Muse, Melon and Emotiv Insight: https://robosoft.de/eegcenter

New release of brainflow works on Android, so far only wifi shield + cyton/daisy/ganglion officially supported

https://github.com/labstreaminglayer/liblsl-Android/tree/master/AndroidStudio

My suggestion is that you obtain a cable for your Android device. An Android device such as a tablet will have a larger battery. This cable is called an "OTG cable", which stands for On The

His alpha tests were also done in 2017, three years ago. So the firmware mods / changes, could very well be out of sync with current firmware improvements. His BLE firmware, predated the availability

You cannot implement Nordic Gazelle protocol, using the Android BLE stack. Gazelle is proprietary to Nordic. Gazelle is used in the Cyton RFduino dongle, and the RFduino radio processor on the Cyton m

My suggestion is that you obtain a cable for your Android device. An Android device such as a tablet will have a larger battery. This cable is called an "OTG cable", which stands for On The

We want to integrate the Cyton+Daisy sensor into our Android App using Bluetooth Low Energy. Therefor, we found this 3 year old example on Github along with this article.

nRF Connect on my Android to discover the MAC address for each Ganglion, but once I put the MAC address in the settings ( without all the : : : ) they now pair only with the selected Ganglion

http://www.iphonehacks.com/2019/06/ios-13-features-apple-borrowed-from-android.html

Another reason I recommend the OTG with Android tablet, is that these have substantial lithium battery cells. I'm not sure the power drain of the dongle, but it may impact a small mobile phone, more t

Roberto, hi. My first suggestion is to use the OTG cable with the Android tablet. This is the most direct route of the data stream for your app. Unclear if iOS has the same kind of usb serial port acc