Put NFC tags on your business cards, then use your Android phone to link them to your website or LinkedIn page. Now you have a business card that helps you make connections on the spot.

In response to the emergence of Android NFC malware, Google has reinforced its security protocols. “Based on our current detections, no apps containing this malware are found on Google Play.

Google is working on NFC wireless charging, a feature discovered in the first beta for Android 15. This standard would allow for slow charging over NFC, perfect for smaller devices.

Now, Android 15 appears to be working on support for NFC wireless charging. Code spotted by the folks over at Android Authority specifically calls out the addition of support for “NfcCharging.” ...

On most Android devices, you can do this by going to "Settings," then "Connected Devices" or "Connection Preferences," where you’ll find the NFC toggle.

A new wave of Android NFC malware is making headlines as cybersecurity experts uncover its sophisticated method of stealing payment card information. Researchers at ESET identified this malware ...

The invisible technology powering your daily life is right in your pocket. Near Field Communication (NFC) has revolutionized how we pay, commute, and interact with the world around us. But are you ...