MOO is testing out some new NFC-enabled business cards, which have a tiny microchip and antenna embedded inside that can transmit data to a phone with NFC. When it’s touched to the smartphone, the chip asks it to do something like save your contact details, download your portfolio, play music or video, load web pages, maps or apps. You can change what the NFC card links to and update it as you go.
(via NFC Business Cards Let Users Tap Phones To Share Contact Info - PSFK)
Previously: Card Tricks.
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