How to use NFC tags with your Android phone You can use near field communication technology for more than just buying your morning coffee. Here are some creative ways you can use it throughout ...

Programming an NFC tag from your NFC-capable Android device is extremely easy and can lend itself to some very useful scenarios.

We take a look at how you can use your NFC-equipped smartphone to quickly transfer files and other content to a second phone using Android Beam.

How to use Android Beam Setting up Android Beam is fairly easy. First, make sure your phone has an NFC sensor. The easiest way to do this, save from looking it up, is to head over to Settings > More.

You can use NFC on Android to make it easy to connect with Bluetooth devices. Many Bluetooth gadgets, such as headphones or speakers, come with NFC built in for easy pairing.

NFC tags allow you to quickly transfer small amounts of data with just a single tap. Here's how the tech works.

How to use and activate NFC on an Android device? NFC activation is very easy which can be done by clicking on the pre inbuilt default icon. This way it can be activated on the android device.

Google's Nearby Share wirelessly transmits files from one Android device to another, like Apple's AirDrop. Here's how to set up and use it, even on Chromebooks.

Google Pay is a fantastic tool on Android for sending money, utilizing contactless NFC pay, and more. Follow along to learn how to use it.