Use Your Nokia Handset As Credit Card

nokia Use Your Nokia Handset As Credit Card

Nokia announced on their latest handset Nokia 6216 classic cell phone which has ability to securely store a user’s credit card information on the SIM card using NFC (Near Field Communication) technology. By paying for purchasing anything store it will be more simple as swiping the phone over a sensor.

Jason says “the NFC technology does more than just store user info; users can also share content such as photos, Web links, audio files or contact data through the Near Field Communication system from phone to phone.”

This great initiative which is appreciable but I’m not sure when it will be available to your country and hopefully it will bring more faster payment system in our country and don’t forget to checkout details about nokia 6216.

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