MicroUSB or Bluetooth SDCard reader for the Nexus S ?

---

Hi,

Since our beloved NEXUS S does not have a card reader and I take most of the pictures with our Panasonic Lumix camera, I was wondering , if there is a way (while traveling - not at home) to use a MicroUSB or Bluetooth SDCard reader to copy, crop, edit, share on social sites with the Nexus S, pictures just taken on my camera ?

Or is there a way of doing this that I did not think about ??

Thanks for the help

Max

As I know, Nexus S don't support usb host... so ignore usb readers.

May be you can try Eye-fi's wireless sdcard

OK , thanks for the suggestion !!!!

there's a custom kernel in the works that will support usb host on the nexus s!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1459304

I have a Samsung Nexus S (ICS, Kernel 2.0.8) and I followed the instructions of link http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1450298 in order to have access to the usb reader. Also, Nexus S has problem with usb OTG and I made my own cable as a person did in http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...php?p=23284398 (post #145). The phone works fine with the usb stick (see usb_stick.png) but not with the usb reader. In more details, the phone recognizes the usb reader on the 'Connected USB devices' on the USB Host Controller but it doesn't see the Mobile Security Card (G&D) or a simple MicroSD (see usb_reader.png) on the 'Connected mass storage devices' in order to mount the device. Do you have any idea what could be missing?
----
Anargyros