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Application ID (AID) routing

Three news stories about Application ID (AID) routing


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Android L speeds up NFC P2P sharing

By Sarah Clark • 27 June 2014 • Updated 27 January 2019 • nfcw.com
Android

New support for Android Beam, the name used for NFC peer-to-peer sharing in Android, is to be introduced with Android L, version 5.0 of Google’s operating system... More


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Google gets around the carriers with Host Card Emulation for NFC payments

By Sarah Clark • 31 October 2013 • Updated 27 January 2019 • nfcw.com
Android KitKat

Google has introduced support for Host Card Emulation in Android 4.4 KitKat, enabling any Android NFC device to be used for mobile payments and other secure applications — without needing access to a secure element... More


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New Broadcom chips signal next stage of the mobile wallet wars

By Sarah Clark • 27 September 2011 • Updated 4 February 2019 • nfcw.com
Broadcom

The company’s new NFC controller chips allow multiple secure elements to be active on a single phone at the same time, making it possible for consumers to use both a mobile wallet supplied by a mobile network operator and a mobile wallet supplied by a bank, handset maker or operating system supplier. More


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