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GLOBAL – The Nokia N9 rocks our socks. It looks stunning on the outside – and the inside is just as spectacular, too. We’ve noticed in the box that the Nokia N9 comes with a different…

SINGAPORE – At the Nokia Connection event in Singapore today, Nokia introduced the Nokia N9, the first-ever pure touch smartphone that is all about making things simpler. Nokia N9 focuses on the…

SINGAPORE – The Nokia N9 is fresh out of the oven and we think it’s pretty hot. We’ve received quite a few questions from our readers about this newcomer’s technical profile and user interface…

It’s the news that many of us have been waiting for – the Nokia N9! At the Nokia Connection in Singapore today, Nokia introduced the N9, the first-ever pure touch smartphone that’s all about…

Who doesn’t want to stand out from the crowd? Nokia’s brand new phone, Nokia N9 is unique in many ways. The Nokia N9 has no keypad, not even a home button; it’s the world’s first “pure touch”…

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One of the interesting improvements found in newest version of Android for smartphones, NFC support, has yet to popularize itself as the only device with such chip on-board is the Google’s own Nexus S. Although Sony Ericsson has already used this kind of solution on their Japanese model, Xperia Acro, they have now made NXP their official NFC chip supplier.

“This latest move from Sony Ericsson is another proof point of the strong momentum and potential of NFC,” said Rick Clemmer, president and CEO, NXP Semiconductors. “Based on continued strong customer endorsements we have the opportunity to increase the sales of our NFC products 2-4 times as a percentage of total NXP revenue in the second half of 2011 from the approximately one percent it represents today. NFC offers a game-changing opportunity for mobile phone manufacturers to provide creative and innovative smartphones to their customers.”

NFC (or Near Field communication) is a wireless standard used to exchange information between devices. Although it is mostly used for purchasing of goods, it can also be used for transfer of secure information just by touching two NFC-enabled devices together. Latest statistics show that over 100 million people use this feature worldwide, but only 3.5 million of them use this technology outside of the U.S. Could Sony Ericsson promote the use of NFC-enabled technology? We will soon find out.

[via NXP.com]

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