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Samsung unveils TecTiles; programmable NFC tags for Galaxy S III, others English: Samsung Logo Suomi: Samsungin logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) BGR Samsung on Wednesday announced a new NFC-based product called TecTiles. Available for $14.99 in packs of five from Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile, TecTiles are small stickers that include embedded NFC tags. An accompanying app allows users ... See all stories on this topic »

With Samsung's programmable TecTiles, NFC may finally get relevant VentureBeat Samsung is launching TecTiles alongside its much-anticipated Galaxy S III smartphone later this month, in a clear bid to make NFC something more than just the pipe dream standard of the mobile payments industry. I'm not yet convinced that TecTiles will ... See all stories on this topic » VentureBeat

Samsung Announces TecTiles - Programmable NFC Tags and Application AnandTech The other part is commercial availability of a 5-pack $14.99 set of programmable tiles, which will be available for purchase both online and in carrier stores from AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon. I've seen other programmable NFC tags, ... See all stories on this topic »

Samsung TecTiles hands-on with Galaxy S III SlashGear This week before Samsung and their many mobile network partners release the Galaxy S III to the masses, they've revealed a brand new addition to the NFC-laden smartphone family: Samsung TecTiles. These lovely little Programmable NFC Tags will allow you ... See all stories on this topic » SlashGear

Standing Mobile CSPnet.com The market-demonstration kiosks currently operate on "near-field communication" (NFC) technology, using a reader built into the base of the kiosk to communicate with NFC sticker-equipped mobile phones, said the report. Solekai officials told Twice that ... See all stories on this topic »

Leaked Slides Show Possible Sprint NFC Wallet App Hot Hardware From what we can gather from the slides obtained by Android Central, you'll need to enter a four-digit code to access information in your mobile wallet. After entering the pass code, you'll see the main screen with various options. See all stories on this topic » Hot Hardware

Leaked Sprint slides reveal NFC wallet designs NFC World By Sarah Clark | nfcworld.com | June 12th, 2012 The slides suggest the US carrier, which has previously chosen to avoid Isis and partner with Google for NFC, is preparing to launch its own "Sprint Touch" mobile wallet service. See all stories on this topic » NFC World