Nokia is introducing a handful of tag-based applications in Taiwan for the planned launch of new Nokia Symbian phones there.
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The North County Transit District is partnering with schools in the San Diego area to provide students, faculty and staff with discounted transit passes, according to SignOnSanDiego.com.
The district issued approximately 449 discount bus-and-rail passes for the current school year at California State University San Marcos. With a 7,800-student...
Yapik, a new location-based mobile smart phone application designed specifically for college students to find, sell, barter and trade goods and services, is making its debut in several Florida schools.
The mobile app further offers a way for students to find and barter goods and services with the context of the campus experience. Yapik enables...
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SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS, FRANCE – France’s largest mobile operator, France Telecom-Orange, has announced it will introduce the NFC version of the popular Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone next month.
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...CardSmith announced that it has integrated the Pharos Systems Uniprint solution with its CardSmith Software as a Service) campus card transaction processing system.
The integration results in a 100% Web-enabled transaction processing solution, making online vending for print jobs quick and painless.
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The University of Minnesota has launched a pilot reward program, leveraging RFID technology to encourage more students to ride their bike, according to the Minnesota Daily.
The campus started by installing some 20 RFID checkpoints along major bicycle corridors around campus. In order to earn points, students can register to receive an RFID tag...
Visa, American Express and Discover Financial Services have agreed to work with Google to enable consumers to put their payment applications into future versions of the Google Wallet, which the Web giant launched today.
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South Korean mobile operator KT Corp. is launching a small rollout of NFC services on Apple’s iPhone 4, using an attachment called iCarte that contains a full NFC chip.