Luckily, we’ve already discussed what NFC is and what NFC Tags are and how they work. Let’s now build on that and put the power of NFC tags into your hands using an app named Trigger.

As outlined on Apple's developer site, the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR models allow users to scan NFC tags without an app using a new background tag reading feature. On iPhones that support ...

iPhones running iOS 13 will be able to scan a wider variety of NFC tags, including those commonly found in official documentation, and one of the first examples will be Japan’s national identity ...

It’s a great use case: Whenever one of them gives the dog breakfast on their way out for the day, they’ll scan the NFC tag. Doing so triggers an automation on their iPhone to send a text to th ...

Tap your phone onto your NFC tag. Credit: Screenshot / Mashable Click the scan button, and a popup window will appear showing you how to tap your phone onto your NFC tag. Do that. 6. Name your tag ...

Microsoft is updating the mobile reader apps for its Microsoft Tag barcodes to also scan Quick Response (QR) codes and read Near Field Communications (NFC) signals, saying it’s aiming to ...

Just be sure to make clear it's an NFC tag that finders can scan to return what you lost. On the other side of that coin, you can hand out your NFC-activated business cards or carry one main ...

When iOS 13 arrives, iPhones will be able to read a wider range of Near Field Communication (NFC) tags, including the NFC ... limitation so that iPhones can scan more NFC chips, but developers ...

Next, look for the option When I tap an NFC tag. On the next screen, tap on scan. Then take one of your NFC tags, put it up to your iPhone (on iPhone 13, it’s near the camera). You’ll then ...