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Apple gives NFC chip technology a prized seal of approval
Apple Inc's long-awaited launch of tap-to-pay technology in its new iPhones and smartwatch may be the seal of approval that near-field communication technology needs to become as commonplace as WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS.
iPhone 6 and Apple Watch seen boosting NFC technology
Apple Inc's move into mobile payments, announced on Tuesday with the launch of its new iPhone 6 phones and the Apple Watch, is expected to give a boost to the wireless technology behind it, called near-field communications (NFC), analysts and makers of the technology say.
Apple's iOS 12 could be opening doors with NFC technology, literally
According to a report, the upcoming version of Apple's mobile operating system could bring new NFC features, enabling iPhones to open hotel rooms and even car doors.
NFC for you and me
The new Web NFC standard brings web apps that much closer to native apps, and more importantly, gives you an excuse to slap a bunch of NFC tags onto everything so you can boop them with your phone.
Wireless charging with NFC is on the way
To charge a small device like a pair of wireless earbuds or a fitness tracker, you normally need to plug in some kind of cable like on your smartphone. But in future, you'll likely be able to charge them wirelessly from your smartphone using NFC.
Use an NFC tag to automate your iPhone
With the release of iOS 13.1 Apple has integrated the Shortcuts app firmly into its mobile operating system. That should make it even easier to create automations.
Tap your phone’s potential
Make your Android device smarter using a little-known technology called NFC.
Hidden in plain sight
NFC technology is most prevalent in smartphones but it is also being implemented in an increasing number of products, from toys to HDTVs.
Tap to print
Samsung has introduced three new printers that can take advantage of NFC (Near Field Communication) to allow users to print from their mobile devices just by tapping them on the printer.
Retailers seen unlikely to warm up to Apple Pay
Apple Inc's launch of its own tap-to-pay system using near-field communication in its new iPhones and smartwatches may not be a game changer after all.