The phone would have to have USB host and I do not recall any of them having that function built in. There are a few of them that have it with the use of a docking station. One of them is Motorola Atrix.
Yea the Atrix and the Xoom tablet are the only two android phones that I have seen with usb host support. Without that, you cannot connect anything to the phone.
But with an 'Eye-Fi' SDcard in your dSLR you could wirelessly transfer image files from your camera to your laptop. Then a script on your laptop could stick them in your SugarSync or DropBox folder, whence they will be available on your phone.
However, dSLR image files are humongous in size (from a smartphone perspective). Especially if you shoot RAW or TIFF (as any serious dSLR tog would). But phones cannot display RAW or TIFF images. And will probably choke on the files' sizes anyway.
To be able to handle dSLR image files on phones they will need to be seriously reduced in size and quality first. Not a viable option for daily use.
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