I can see how someone with an Android tablet and external keyboard could want to run the Arduino IDE to develop sketches, compile and upload to an Arduino via USB. I think the first step would be to get avrdude to run on Android, but I've not seen anyone doing that yet.
Alternatively, I know that some folks run a chroot'd distro of Linux like Debian on Android devices. That might make it possible to run avrdude in a normal Linux environment and possibly the IDE too if Java is installed and X running. However, I'm not sure if access to the USB port would be a problem or not to actually connect to the Arduino for uploading.
I can see how someone with an Android tablet and external keyboard could want to run the Arduino IDE to develop sketches, compile and upload to an Arduino via USB. I think the first step would be to get avrdude to run on Android, but I've not seen anyone doing that yet.
Alternatively, I know that some folks run a chroot'd distro of Linux like Debian on Android devices. That might make it possible to run avrdude in a normal Linux environment and possibly the IDE too if Java is installed and X running. However, I'm not sure if access to the USB port would be a problem or not to actually connect to the Arduino for uploading.
