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[TalkNFC]

Welcome David, very nice collection of pages on your site... guess your looking to "brand* Itsme ... nice idea.

Many others like yourself have recognized the potential for NFC applications in a multitude of scenarios as you mention on your site. Although along with carrying around that nfc enabled device there are concerns for security, privacy and theft. The wireless manufacturers such as Nokia , Motorola and others will need to focus giving the consumer that security, and as I mentioned in an earlier thread
http://talknfc.com/index.php/board,21.0.html
that fingerprint Biometrics could actually play a big new role in mobile device safety and cut down on theft. 

Btw, You have a very big list of links    would you mind adding ours to it? 
thanks and again welcome to TalkNFC

[TalkNFC]

  Welcome to the board Dave !

[nitegate]

Hi there,

I'm an independent software developer and I'm really anxious to get this NFC technology into my hands.
There are lots of ideas to be implemented

Adrian.

[TalkNFC]

Hi there,

I'm an independent software developer and I'm really anxious to get this NFC technology into my hands.
There are lots of ideas to be implemented

Adrian.

  to TalkNFC nitegate

Yes, there are many possibilities for NFC applications.. what type of software applications have you developed in the past?

[nitegate]

Hi,

My main areas of expertise are servlets, JSPs and JSFs. But I also develop applications using the eclipse RCP platform. For more than one year I’m collecting experience in the J2ME field. Here I’ve created a small waypoint navi software using a BT GPS receiver and a Nokia 6320 cell phone.
Unfortunately during the process I realized that the phone did not have the File Access API (JSR 75) implemented, so I was unable to access the MMC card in the phone and store/load my waypoints.

To be able to develop sophisticated NFC applications, a cell phone should have the following APIs:
-   MIDP 2.0, http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=118
-   PDA Optional Packages for the J2METM Platform, http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=75
-   Contactless Communication API, http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=257

And it would be important to be able to handle public key cryptography and access smart cards.
Well, when will we see such a device?

[really_boring]

Hello everybody,

I'm an developer from Bangkok,  Thailand.
Have some experience in smart card,  middleware (CSP, PKCS#11) and applications.
Really glad to talk to you all.

Cheers
-really_boring

[TalkNFC]

Hello everybody,

I'm an developer from Bangkok,  Thailand.
Have some experience in smart card,  middleware (CSP, PKCS#11) and applications.
Really glad to talk to you all.

Cheers
-really_boring

 
Sawadee Kap---