NFC Blog from SINNUP

Web 3.0 is the term used to describe the third generation of Internet services. These are to create Internet sites that are intelligent and networked. For this, Internet services focus on using machine-based data. This

The terms Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 refer to successive iterations of the Internet, compared to the original Web 1.0 of the 1990s and early 2000s. While Web 2.0 is the current version of the

App Clips and their functions Unlike the full app, an app clip uses only a specific small part of an app. This is used, for example, when ordering food, paying parking fees or renting an

NFC chips without encoding – the easiest and cheapest way NFC chips without coding are often used in practice for access control, event apps, car sharing apps, and much more. Due to the unique UID

How the NFC glasses work The RASTAL Smartglass enables a short distance connection with the NFC-enabled smartphone. No extra app installation is necessary for this. Simply hold the smartphone to the chip to launch the

There were already a number of enhancements last fall with iOS 13. This included reading and writing NFC TAGS (NDEF standard) and Apple also allowed direct access to important NFC protocols. Especially app developers thus

NFC and iPhone: Which devices does it work with? Starting with the iPhone 7, Apple opened up the wireless standard for use outside of Apple Pay. The antenna for NFC on the iPhone is installed

NFC und iPhone With NFC radio technology, it is possible to transmit smaller amounts of data over a short distance without cables and independently of the Internet. This means that it can basically be compared

NFC is an abbreviation for Near Field Communication based on RFID technology, which has been known for some time. NFC can be used over short distances of approx. 5 – 10 cm for data transmission.