Nokia 6212 Classic + NFC
A Prototype was already shown at an NFC Conference in London (03/2008) and WIMA (04/2008). There you could see the following/get the following information: A very nice thing about the Nokia 6212 is the design of the antenna, thus you do not need to touch the phone at a special point. Just bring the phone close to a smartposter/tag/other phone and you will see a reaction. There are some new features implemented like saving alarms on tags etc. One Issue is, that the display light needs to be on, order to have also the reader/write capabilities on as well. This is the way to safe battery. The device uses an intern secure element (as the Nokia 6131) and NOT (!) the UICC.
Using the UICC is not a matter of firmware. In order to talk to the SIM (thru the NFC Chip!) it requires the NFC Chip to support HCI and SWP and at the moment the used chip for the of-the-shelf-phone does not support that.
Download SDK for 6212 NFC
NFC Phones using single wire Protocol and UICC
There are already several phones out in the market using the UICC as the secure element today (08/2008): The Sagem my700X, the LG L600V, the Nokia 6131 SWP and the Motorola SLVR L7. All devices are more or less concept devices and come with an Inside NFC Chip inside. The device have been shown already at Cartes 2007 and Mobile World Congress 2008. In order to develop applications with these devices an SDK (like the Gemalto Developer Suite) and a SWP UICC is required. All four devices are already capable of using SCWS.
The Motorola, the Sagem as well as the LG are used in the Payez Mobile NFC Trial in Strassbourg and Caen. The Sagem was used in a Trial with the metro in Paris too. The Touch & Travel Trial from Deutsche Bahn uses the Motorola.
| Google Nexus 4The Nexus 4 (slate phone) is Googles fourth generation Nexus phone and was released Q4/2012. It was manufactured by LG and has an Broadcom BCM20793 NFC chip embedded with an STMicroelectronics secure element in one package. It does not have an SD-card slot like all Nexus phones since the Nexus S (second generation). It shipps with Android 4.2, which is upgradeable to 4.2.2. |
| Samsung Galaxy Note IIThe Galaxy Note II (phablet hybrid) was released Q3/2012 by Samsung. It has a 5.5" HD Display and is a hybrid of a phone and a tablet. It comes with the PN65 NXP NFC chip, which embedds the NXP PN544 controller and an additional secure element (e.g. Google Wallet) in one package. The Phone shipped with Android 4.1.1, which is upgradeable to version 4.1.2. |
| HTC Windows Phone 8The Windows Phone 8X (slate phone) was released Q3/2012 by HTC. It has an PN544 NXP NFC chip inside and shipps with Windows Phone 8 OS. |
| HTC One XThe One X (slate phone) was first released Q2/2012 and launched in different versions by HTC. It has an FN544 NXP NFC chip inside and shipps with Android 4.0.4, which is upgradeable to 4.1.1. |
| Samsung Galaxy S IIIThe Galaxy S III (slate phone) is the third generation of Samsungs very popular Galaxy S series and it was released Q2/2012. It comes with the PN65 NXP NFC chip, which embedds the NXP PN544 controller and an additional secure element (e.g. Google Wallet) in one package. The Phone shipped with Android 4.0.4, which is upgradeable to version 4.1. |
| Sony Xperia S and SLThe Sony Xperia S (slate phone) was released Q2/2012 by Sony (and is also known as Sony Ericsson Xperia NX in Japan). It comes with the PN65 NXP NFC chip, which embedds the NXP PN544 controller and an additional secure element (e.g. Google Wallet) in one package. The Phone shipped with Android 2.3, which is upgradeable to 4.1. |
| LG Optimus 4X HDThe Optimus 4X HD (slate phone) was released Q2/2012 by LG. It has an PN544 NXP NFC chip inside and shipps with Android 4.0, which is upgradeable to 4.0.3. |
| BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930The Bold 9900/9930 (brick with touchscreen) was released Q3/2011 by BlackBerry. It has an Inside Secure NFC chip embedded with an Infineon secure element in one package. The phone shipps with BlackBerry OS 7. |
| Google Galaxy NexusThe Galaxy Nexus is Googles third generation Nexus phone. It was manufactured by Samsung and released Q4/2011 by Google. It comes with the PN65 NXP NFC chip, which embedds the NXP PN544 controller and an additional secure element (e.g. Google Wallet) in one package. It does not have an SD-card slot like all Nexus phones since the Nexus S (second generation). It shipps with Android 4.0, which is upgradeable to 4.2.2. |
| Samsung Galaxy S IIThe Galaxy S II (slate phone) is the second generation of Samsungs very popular Galaxy S series . It was released Q2/2011 and was optionally equipped with an PN544 NXP NFC chip. It shipped with Android 2.3, which is upgradeable to version 4.1. |
| Google Nexus SThe Nexus S (slate phone) was manufactured by Samsung and released Q4/2010 by Google. It was one of the first phones to come with the PN65 NXP NFC chip, which embedds the PN544 NXP NFC controller with an additional secure element (e.g. Google Wallet) in one package. It is also the first Nexus without an SD-card slot. Initially it was shipped with Android 2.3, which is upgradeable to version 4.1.2. |
| Nokia 6131 NFCThe Nokia 6131NFC (clam cell) is commercially available since Q1/2007. The SDK for J2ME application is available for free. The phone itself supports Tag-Emulation with Mifare and JCOP, as well as the Reader/Writer and the NFC Peer-to-Peer mode. The SDK provides a full JSR257 implementation and a subset of JSR177. The NFC controller inside is from NXP whereas the SE is a G&D (Venyon) one. (Phones + J2ME and SE-SDK available to NFC-Research)
Forum Nokia with Details on NFC
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| Nokia 3220 + NFC ShellThe Nokia 3220 (brick + cover) was the first NFC handset available commercially. NFC module was integrated in the removable cover of the cell phone. There are different editions of the cover: one with a secure element and one without. The SDK for the NFC and SE functionality is not available to public. The SDK has a basic implementation of the JSR257 and a proriatary implementation for the SE access. The NFC platform inside the phone comes from NXP. (Phones + J2ME and SE-SDK available to NFC-Research)
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| Sagem my700XThe Sagem phone (brick) come with an Inside-Technology NFC chip. This chip has a special feature: even without battery NFC transactions can be performed. Thus this feature is called battery off mode. A Gemalto SIM-Card is connected thru SWP to the NFC controller and acts as the secure element in this case. (Phones + SE-SDK available to NFC-Research). Device is not intended for sale/mass market.
Gemalto Developer forum with Details/Discussions on the phone/SDK
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| Samsung SGH-X700nThe Samsung SGH-X700n (brick) is the NFC edition of the SGH-X700 phone. The phone comes with a NXP NFC platform inside, allowing all three operating modes (P2P, R/W, Tag). The SDK is propriatary. This phone is used for the trial in Hagenberg. (Phones + J2ME and SE-SDK available to NFC-Research). Device is not intended for sale/mass market.
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| WDI SDiD1020The WDI SDiD1020 is an SDIO Card providing NFC functionality for PDA with a Windows Mobile operating system. The SD-Cards come with a propriatary API for Tag-Emulation, R/W-Mode as well as P2P. The IC in the SD-Card are a product of NXP. (SD-Card + SDK available to NFC-Research)
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SDID Developer Forum
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| Benq T80The BenQ T80 (slider) comes with an NXP NFC chip inside and uses a secure SD as the secure element to store sensitive data. The phone was presented in Q3/2007 (presented at IFA2007) and will be used in a payment trial in Australia at the beginning of 2008. (Device + SDK available to NFC Research)
T80 Developer Forum
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| Motorola L7 (SLVR)Motorola's NFC Edition of the L7 (brick) also comes with Inside Contactless technology inside. The handset manufacturer is also working on a new model to be used at the touch&travel pilot in Germany. The Trial uses a SIM Card (Type A!) from G&D. The Device is not intened for sale/mass market. The touch points of the touch and travel projects are features by NXP.
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| Samsung D500EThe Samsung SGH-D500E (Slider) was the first NFC-phone presented (CeBit 2005). This phone was used during the NFC in Caen in 2005/2006. The NFC controller als well as the secure element in this phone are manufactured by NXP. |
