No dramas at all connecting to an 808 with a $15 FTDI USB TTL module and a $1 OTG cable. My SGS3 logs the standard 12P message at around 7-8 Hz which is decent enough. No issues with opening and playing the logs in TP.
I tried tuning but no surprise it doesn't detect the NVRAM:
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[INFO] (Real time tuning) 04/01/16 18:58:55.632 buildCommand got command: V (56) Address: 0 Bank type: NONE
[INFO] (Real time tuning) 04/01/16 18:58:55.633 Sending command to real time tuning hardware:
[INFO] (Real time tuning) 04/01/16 18:58:55.634 56 56 VV
[INFO] (Real time tuning) 04/01/16 18:58:56.637 Got response from real time tuning hardware:
[INFO] (Real time tuning) 04/01/16 18:58:56.638
There's a couple of little UI quirks (could be user error though) but so far I'm impressed
Basically, the current app doesn't has any NVRAM code at all in it, the "VV" command that is sent is for detecting Moates hardware and that's it. I do have a branch where a lot of the NVRAM stuff is completed. As previously discussed in this thread, I would need the hardware the be able to finish the implementation and test it. It's a matter of a few evenings of coding at this point and it should be good to go. I believe antus is still looking to eventually send the hardware again so until then, nothing can happen on that front. That being said, it is totally OK as I have a lot of other things I'm working on for the app at this time and not that much time for the app, but once I get the hardware for NVRAM, I would put it pretty high priority in the TODO list 
). I also have to keep that ECU to be able to test in the future. I do have a programmer for the NVRAM chip but that's it.