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I am new to Android, working on Near Field Communication for reading data from NFC tags. Neither I have NFC supported Android mobile nor NFC tags to test the application I created. I found the below two posts which says about faking NFC tag scans by triggering an Intent. Possibility for Fake NFC(Near Field Communication) Launch Need To Fake an NFC Tag Being Scanned In Android I changed my code according to the first post, where on click of a button I am triggering the required Intent in the 1st activity. Whereas I have created one more activity capable of handling that same intent. The reading

I am trying to write an image on a Ndef Tag, currently, i am able to write it, but when I try to read it with any market application, they treat it like a text message. here is my piece of code writing the image : Bitmap mBitmap = Bitmap.createScaledBitmap(mPhoto, 100, 100, true); ByteArrayOutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); mBitmap.compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.PNG, 100, stream); byte[] byteArray = stream.toByteArray(); NdefRecord picRecord = new NdefRecord(NdefRecord.TNF_MIME_MEDIA, "image/png".getBytes(), null, byteArray); String informations = "name: "+name + "\ntitle: " +

I have an Android tablet with Android 4.2. This tablet does not have NFC hardware. However I have an external USB reader: ACR 1252U , that came with an Android library . I have asked some general questions of my setup here . Now that it gets more specific, I need to ask another one. In this previous question I found out, that I can use the ACS Android library to access the readers card emulation capabilities. My first goal is to make that reader emulate an NFC tag, that contains a URL. Any NFC-capable Android phone should be able to scan this emulated tag and automatically open the browser. I

Ok, I watched the Google I/O from 2011 presentation on NFC on peer to peer. The demo was done on Gingerbread and using the application Sticky Notes found Now in this demo, both device the onNewIntent() was called at the same time so both devices are trying to share information to one another. On ICS and above, you have Android Beam.. With Android Beam, you have to touch to trigger the onNewIntent() event that will send the NDef message across. Now the problem with this is that now to trigger the onNewIntent() on both devices, both user on each device has to "Touch To Beam" at the same time. Is

I'm using an ACR 1255U-J1 as external reader connected through Bluetooth. The library I use to access the reader is acsbt-1.0.0preview7. I use the following commands to authenticate to sector 1 (block 4) of a MIFARE Classic tag: FF 82 0000 06 FFFFFFFFFFFF FF 86 0000 05 01 00 04 60 00 When I authenticate to an empty MIFARE Classic tag (with manufacturer default configuration), I receive the response status word 9000 . This indicates that authentication was successful. However, when I try to authenticate to a MIFARE Classic tag that has been formatted for use as an NDEF tag, the returned status