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Using NFC with Android Applications
Daniel Holmlund | Software Engineer, Intel Corp.

Location: 502 A
Date: Wednesday, November 06
Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm
Format: Session
Discipline: Programming & Architecture
Track: Enterprise Apps
Vault Recording: Video

NFC is a 13.56MHz proximity radio that makes inter-connectivity amongst devices instant and easy. With one tap action, inter connect devices, exchange data, pair, share, transfer... anything! This session is for Android developers who wants to know in practice how to use NFC inside their applications. Windows 8 and Android both supports NFC so you will also be able to get some insight on how to communicate between the two using NFC.
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Attendees will discover new techniques for device connectivity using NFC proximity radio.

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