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Nokia Offers NFC Tag Writing App to Windows Phones

Feb 27, 2013, 3:48 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Nokia recently released an application that allows Windows Phone users to read or write any standard NFC tag. NFC tags can be programmed to initiate different tasks, such as automatic social network checkins, send text messages, or turn on/off Wi-Fi radios. Nokia NFC Writer is compatible with all Windows Phones and is a free download from the Windows Phone Store.

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sjw774

Mar 3, 2013, 4:00 PM

kinda nice to see.....

kinda nice to see another company putting forth effort to use this technology, other than samsung. I have a GS3 and love my Tech-Tiles and the writing app to go along with it. now if LG runs with it as well that would be great.

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