Google Nexus S NFC In Action (Video)

9:41 am December 14, 2010 By Roland Hutchinson

Google recently announced their second Google branded smartphone, the Google Nexus S, which comes with the latest version of Android, Android Gingerbread 2.3 and a range of new features.

One of the new features on the Google Nexus S is Near Field Communication (NFC), we have already heard that Google is trialing out NFC in Portland, Oregand in the US, and now we have a video which explains how NFC works.

Google Nexus S

It will be interesting to see how popular NFC becomes, especially for payments, although we suspect it may be a while before the technology is used in our every day lives.

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Ricky Fantana

It pisses me off to know that Google made a fool out of other phone companies like Motorola and HTC. Why did they launch their newest OS at the same time as the Nexus S? It’s like they are saying that the other Android Phones that came before Nexus S is inferior in quality. Just to be fair, Google should be contented by being the company that provides the OS. It is very ugly to see that they are competing with their own clients. Give me a hell yeah!
Nizam

For the record Ricky, Google’s latest OS is available to all Android phones from the point of release, it is up to the phone companies and service providers to push the update directly to the phone except for the Google Nexus S which is linked directly to google and uses stock android meaning no htc sense, motoblur, and so forth.