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The Nexus S is so future-proof that it has an NFC chip for reading smart tags.

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"pretty cool huh :|"
thought process: kill me now

isawjet

Just kickin' from excitement, like this dude in this video.

BTW, "secure NFC" ? Isn't it being monitored by Google?

JackDuran

@hayashiyuuzen nope, in QR you have to scan it with your phone's camera and allows your phone to read a certain value (a url or something) but in NFC you can transmit data from and to the phone. For example, it can help you to achieve mobile payments instead of using the credit card. This tech will boom within a couple of years and i think it will be awesome.

MajDroid

Old technology but this will surely get a big buzz in countries now, very good idea for future.... marketing, payment, and access to services such as not having to have an oyster card to use trains in UK, just use your

exxplosive

"...also my name is Microsoft Sam"

GriboedovAnton

@ksc6000
1) Lack of SD is a shame, but apps aren't limited to 1 GB. the remaining 15 GB simulates an SD card and you can store apps in this space.

2) There is 720p recording

3) So how much RAM are your current apps using? and how many apps are you actually running *simultaneously*? For me, Skype is using 13 MB, and the rest a few MB.

5) The processor is a 1 Ghz Hummingbird, not a 1 Ghz Snapdragon - clock speed isn't everything - the Hummingbird is significantly better than the Snapdragon.

JinLiew

It looks like they pried a keyboard off his hands at the very last moment to read a teleprompter.

schadara

@hayashiyuuzen Well yes... sort of.. except that you don't have to take a photo of a certain pixel image, but it's a chip hidden inside the object you are scanning.

rsedivy

this wont stop Apple to "re-invent" plastic casing specifically for NFC, right?

websaint

@Volvicice It's not extremely popular in the US yet, but it definitely will be soon!

rammstein

errr..i bought the iPhone because i see it featured everywhere in the TV and everyone in the UK has one and they often upgrade every 6 months. The iPhone's TV commercials convinced me (the new panaramic photo feature, the in-call equalizer, etc)

websaint