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Want to know if your iPhone has an NFC tag reader or how to use the NFC tag reader on your iPhone to perform certain actions? Here’s all you need to know.

There’s no denying the fact that online shopping is on its way to become the primary method to buy things, but we still need to venture in to brick and mortar stores every now and again.

With the world becoming wireless by the minute, it’s all but natural that we also follow suit. Near Fields Communication or NFC is one of the most common means of wireless communication these days. Though NFC in Android was introduced way back in 2

With the advent of NFC-enabled payment methods like Android  Pay and Samsung Pay, it has become a breeze to shop without carrying any physical cards in person. Not only does NFC helps in making payments easy it also has a bevy of other uses like

I’m sure you have a night time routine. It’s either catching up on news before going to bed or reading a book. But when we do hit the sack, some of us put the phone on silent mode, switch off Wi-Fi/radios to save battery or listen to some nature s

It’s been years since NFC tags have been out there. They also come in the form of stickers and they’re cheap. You can get half a dozen in under $10. They’re stickers so it’s easy to stick them wherever you want. I have one on my bedside table

NFC, which stands for Near Field Communication,  comes built into many new devices these days. These devices can be cameras, your smart TVs , but going with the current trend, you are most likely to find this technology in your Android phones.

In the past we have seen many automation apps for Android using which we could easily create trigger based automated tasks. These tasks would get executed automatically depending upon the time or user location . But let’s face it, these triggers