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Ray Hartjen

Mark,

Good post as usual. I need to remember to leave my mobile at home the next time I go to Vegas (you know, being a "whale" and all). Anyway, check out Japanese mobile phones. They already have models with "contactless" chips - I'm most familiar with Sony Ericsson and Sony's FeliCa chip. One great usage example is on the train. Tap your phone on the turnstile and in you go - no tokens, etc. Very, very cool.

Barry Bryant

Mark,

Great post. Yes, NFC enables location based messaging, context aware networks and augmented reality. In short, interactions that drive retail loyalty, proximity payments and mobile wallet transactions.

The reason that there are not NFC phones in the US today is because the technology is so game changing or disruptive.

Juniper pegs the NFC transactions market at $75 Billion, IDCTechEx predicts 2013 to relative ubiquity.

http://massmediamobile.blogspot.com/

henry schilitzar

I don't know If I trust this or not because there is always some privacy issues and concerns when it comes to cell phone services.
http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=2436402

24hrsDeals

Hey!

Good post as usual.....

Cell phone tracker

Well that is not the reality you know since its mid 2010.

Air Jordan 11

totally agree with you, queit interesting, I definitely suggest checking it out.*_*

Air Jordan 11

totally agree with you, queit interesting, I definitely suggest checking it out.*_*

GPS tracking

I would love to be able to get some rewards out of carrying my phone around. It would be nice to get something back instead of just dumping money into it for a change.

John @ Reverse Phone Lookup

It's absolutely amazing how much cell phones continue to be capable of. To be able to learn more about a product just by scanning it with a cell phone is a great benefit. Thanks for the interesting and engaging post!

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