The new NFC phone is designed to provide a "pure Google" experience, runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and features a 4.65-inch display.
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Google has unveiled its Galaxy Nexus, its much-anticipated follow-up to the Nexus S, which packs new NFC-based device sharing functionality as part of the latest version of Google’s Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich.
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...Singapore public transport provider SMRT has placed NFC smart posters in stations to deliver news, entertainment, music, sports, services, and merchant offers to commuters. The bus, train and taxi operator has launched its 'iMobSMRT spaces'...
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Health industry group Continua Health Alliance and the NFC Forum have agreed to work together to expand connectivity standards in the medical IT field. The agreement includes an exchange of technical information toward future specifications...
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Singapore public transport provider SMRT has placed NFC smart posters in stations to deliver news, entertainment, music, sports, services, and merchant offers to commuters. The bus, train and taxi operator has launched its 'iMobSMRT spaces'...
Read the rest of SMRT launches NFC posters in Singapore at NFC World.
Health industry group Continua Health Alliance and the NFC Forum have agreed to work together to expand connectivity standards in the medical IT field. The agreement includes an exchange of technical information toward future specifications...
Read the rest of Forum and Continua collaborate at NFC World.
"The risks to personal privacy must be addressed," say the authors of a new London School of Economics report examining NFC privacy and regulation issues. "This is not only to protect against surveillance, but it is essential to ensure that there is confidence in the marketplaces that may yet emerge with widespread use of NFC."
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