Once a while we have requests from our clients about developing their Facebook fanpages / or Facebook applications. Below is a recent Facebook Fanpage we just did for XMI Pte Ltd Singapore, the company is selling X-mini Capsule Speakers. In their words: Xmi Pte Ltd Founded in Singapore, the technology hub of Asia, Xmi Pte Ltd is an innovation-driven company focused on bringing the very latest wave of multimedia products to the global market. As we enter a fast-paced digital age, the ability to foresee market trends and react dynamically to market changes becomes quintessential to the success of our business. Xmi Pte Ltd’s main objective is in creating multimedia devices that will precede major trends in lifestyle technology. With unique products of superior functionality, mass-market appeal and uncompromising quality, Xmi Pte Ltd aims to push the boundaries of technology to become a global brand synonymous with future innovations. Xmi Pte Ltd currently has distribution networks in about 80 countries in North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, Asia Pacific and Australia. Please checkout their facebook fanpage here 2-2gfreq.txt 2-2lemma.txt 2of12.txt 2of12inf.txt 2of4brif.txt 3dtechnology.txt 3esl.txt 5desk.txt 6of12.txt Antworth.txt CRL.txt IM.txt Roget.txt Unabr.dict.txt Unabr.txt Unix.dict.txt abs.txt affiliatemarketing.txt agid.txt anime.txt article writing.txt auto.txt baby-bargain.txt backlinks seo.txt backlinks.txt backpain.txt bad-credit.txt bartending.txt blogging.txt bodybuilding.txt bollywood.txt boston-taxi.txt cat-behavior.txt cateringlingerie.txt celebrity.txt cellphones.txt ceramics.txt cheapcigarettes.txt childrenclothea.txt cinema.txt cleaning.txt concretestaining.txt cooking.txt corncob_lowercase.txt creditcards.txt dancehall.txt dating.txt datinghelp.txt debtconsilidation.txt diy-solar-panels keywords.txt dj-gear.txt dog-training.txt domain-names.txt domains.txt englex-.txt euro-travel.txt facebook.txt fashion.txt football.txt forex.txt furniture.txt furniture2.txt gadgets.txt gambling.txt games.txt getyourexback.txt hairloss.txt health.txt hindu-culture.txt hindu-weddings.txt hinduism.txt hiphop.txt indian-fashion.txt instrumental.txt insurance.txt islam.txt jewelry.txt keywords.txt keywordsaid.txt keywordsdisaster.txt keywordsgov.txt knuth_britsh.txt knuth_words.txt lcd tv.txt led tv.txt...
We’ve just launched a new Facebook fanpage for POSH Dog London. You guys can see it here: POSH FANPAGE. And remember to support the DOGS by clicking LIKE...
Bored waiting for your train? No worries, you can go grocery shopping while you wait. Grab your phone, point at the grocery items you want to buy and voila your groceries will be delivered to your doorstep later in the day. Hopefully by the time you get home. Say what? Several special ‘grocery aisle’ billboards that display images of grocery items are adorning several Korean train stations. Next to these images are QR codes where customers can simply snap up a code using their smartphone. The codes go straight into a virtual shopping cart and when you’re ready to pay you proceed to your virtual check out, and the products get delivered to your house. Simple, effective and efficient! And not to mention bloody brilliant! Like online shopping, customers can shop without the hassle of time, heavy shopping bags, and long check out lines. But instead of just statically clicking through a website customers can actually immerse themselves in the experience of ‘grocery shopping’ by physically ‘walking up and down the aisle’ to pick out their items. This is probably the best use of QR technology I’ve seen to date. Australian society hasn’t exactly embraced the technology much at all. Half my mates still don’t know what those squiggly black patterns are and what to do with them. And added to that our marketing campaigns that use QR codes are primitive to say the least. Funnily enough I found out how out-dated Australia is with some technology while watching a popular Korean drama. I saw a character in this drama pay for his groceries simply by tapping his smartphone...
Near field communication, or NFC, allows for simplified transactions, data exchange, and wireless connections between two devices in close proximity to each other, usually by no more than a few centimeters. It is expected to become a widely used system for making payments by smartphone in the United States. Many smartphones currently on the market already contain embedded NFC chips that can send encrypted data a short distance (“near field”) to a reader located, for instance, next to a retail cash register. Shoppers who have their credit card information stored in their NFC smartphones can pay for purchases by waving their smartphones near or tapping them on the reader, rather than bothering with the actual credit card. Co-invented by NXP Semiconductors and Sony in 2002, NFC technology is being added to a growing number of mobile handsets to enable mobile payments, as well as many other applications. The Near Field Communication Forum (NFC Forum) formed in 2004 promotes sharing, pairing, and transactions between NFC devices and develops and certifies device compliance with NFC standards. A smartphone or tablet with an NFC chip could make a credit card payment or serve as keycard or ID card. NFC devices can read NFC tags on a museum or retail display to get more information or an audio or video presentation. NFC can share a contact, photo, song, application, or video or pair Bluetooth devices. The 140 NFC Forum members include LG, Nokia, Huawei, HTC, Motorola, NEC, RIM, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba, AT&T,Sprint, Rogers, SK, Google, Microsoft, PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Intel, TI, Qualcomm, and NXP. Uses Emerging NFC standards allow customers to quickly purchase products and transfer secure information by touching devices. NFC allows companies to reduce staffing, printing, and point of sale costs. Globally, 100 million people use mobile payment outside the U.S., but only...
RFID vs NFC RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a tagging technology that is gaining widespread attention due to the great number of advantages that it offers compared to the current tagging technologies being used today; like barcodes. Near Field Communication, or more commonly known as NFC, is a subset of RFID that limits the range of communication to within 10 centimeters or 4 inches. RFID uses radio frequency waves that are either passive, active, or a combination of both. Active RFID tags have a power source that helps extend their range even further while passive devices rely on the energy that it receives from the interrogating device to send its own information. Among the advantages of RFID is the very small size of the tag that made it possible to be used with small products or to be hidden away neatly. Another excellent advantage is that it doesn’t need a direct line of sight for the information to be read. This is very desirable in baggage tracking application where speed is very essential. RF waves are used to transmit information across very long distances, and RFID is no different. The RF waves can reach very long distances especially when powered. This kind of range is very desirable in certain applications like animal tracking where the animal being tracked might move a couple of kilometers. But this type of range is not desirable in applications like cash cards or passports. Malicious people can receive your information and clone it into another tag and use it for themselves. This is where NFC comes in. Objects that are tagged with NFC are usually passive...
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