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Google Spreading NFC Marketing Tools to More Cities

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Google’s continuing their NFC push here in the United States. If you didn’t know, they partnered up with businesses in Portland to put NFC stickers in their windows which allows customers to get more information on the store or to grab a deal going on simply by tapping their phone against it. The program seems to be successful as they’re now expanding to 4 more cities. Those include Austin, Texas; Madison, Wisconsin; Charlotte, North Carolina and Las Vegas, Nevada. Google’s not slowing down with their initiative so expect to see more cities added over the course of the year. [via NFC World]

Quentyn Kennemer
The "Google Phone" sounded too awesome to pass up, so I bought a G1. The rest is history. And yes, I know my name isn't Wilson.

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8 Comments

  1. That broad has some crooked legs…

    1. definitely not fantabulous

  2. Charlotte, woooooooo!
    wait, given there’s only 1 (2?) NFC phones on the market right now–is this really actually exciting? how about QR Codes??

    1. you need to first build infrastructure otherwise nfc in a phone is just a useless feature.

  3. Madison?
    damn, I guess I’ll have to ditch the old Moto Droid and get some new digs!

  4. Rachel Ray hockin apps

  5. Las Vegas and NFC sounds like a no-brainer

  6. Yay NFC in my city! (Las Vegas) Now i just need an NFC phone.

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