What is NFC?


List of NFC-Enabled Phones (not updated)


Products

Item: STOCK CLEARANCE! Tapway NFC Hang Tag Lifestyle Pack Special Promo
Package includes: 4 x Lifestyle NFC Tag + 2 x Tapway Hang Tag
RM39.90
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Item: STOCK CLEARANCE! Tapway NFC Hang Tag
Description: NTAG203 29mm round tag. Epoxy coated. Supplied with string.
Price:
RM8.90 for 1 pc
RM15.90 for 2 pcs
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Item: Enhanced Lifestyle NFC Pack
Package includes: 4 x Lifestyle NFC Tag
RM23.90
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Item: Enhanced+ NFC Lifestyle Pack
Package includes: 4 x Lifestyle NFC Tag, 1 x Personal Contact Card
RM30.90
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NOTE: PERSONAL CONTACT CARD IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH SAMSUNG GALAXY S4, NEXUS 4, BB Z10 AND Q10. WILL EXCHANGE FOR 1 HANG TAG UPON REQUEST



Item: NFC Personal Contact Card
Package includes: 1 piece NFC enabled Personal Contact Card
RM7.90
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NOTE: NOT COMPATIBLE WITH SAMSUNG GALAXY S4, NEXUS 4, BB Z10 AND Q10



Item: Lifestyle NFC Tag
Package includes: 1 piece NFC enabled Standard Lifestyle Sticker
RM6.90 for 1 pc
RM59.00 for 10 pcs *save additional RM 10!
RM255.00 for 50 pcs *save additional RM 100!
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Warranty: None
Dealing method: COD at Subang jaya or Sunway. Ship by Pos Ekpres or PosLaju
Location of seller: Subang Jaya, Selangor
Contact method/details: Whatsapp 011-12126966 or Email - enquiry@tapway.com.my
Age of item: Brand New from Factory!
Reason for sale: Trader



IMPORTANT:
- All tags do not come pre-programmed.
- Pre-programmed tags should work natively with all NFC enabled phones, but certain tasks that modify the root function(s) of the phone (i.e. Turn on GPS) will only work for rooted Android phones. If you are not certain, please feel free to drop us a message here or by email to confirm.
- For Android users, we recommend you to download "NFC Task Launcher" or "AnyTAG NFC Launcher" (our Malaysian partner) app from Google Play store to freely configure your own tags (this includes setting and erasing pre-programmed tags).
- All tags are not metal friendly, so ensure that you do not attach on metallic surfaces.


Notes:
- Kindly contact us if you would like to order in bulk. You are eligible for a handsome discount!!

This post has been edited by Tapway: May 30 2014, 09:52 AM

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This post has been edited by Tapway: May 19 2014, 09:37 AM

Hi,

Yes, in fact, all NFC tags are programmable with a NFC app available from Google Play Store. We highly recommend NFC Task Launcher.
So when you have a new contact number next time, you just have to re-encode your tag using the app.

P/S: Normally there's a write option to 'lock' your tag. So, remember not to 'lock' your tag, because once you do that, it will be read-only.

Regards,
The Tapway team

Hey ejoeflizzow,

That's the only design we have currently. We do not offer customization of designs unless orders come in a bulk (i.e. 200 pieces at a go).
We're working hard to get our hands on equipments so that we can offer this service.
Would you want to try out the one we have and maybe we can notify you next time when we offer the service?

Cheers.

- Jason

Thanks!


PM sent! Please check inbox. Thanks!

Yup. There are different apps to achieve this, Instawifi would be a pretty good app. The guest would have to download the app before being able to tap and access your wifi.
The guest, without the app, can tap on the NFC tag and he/she will be led to the app download page in the Google Play Store.
Or you can even transfer your app from your phone via NFC.

Cheers.

- Jason

Hi,

All our tags are re-programmable with any NFC app available Play Store.

The mode tags are decorated with common mode identifiers (car, home, night, office) and in different colors than the standard tag. The difference is only decorative.

Cheers,
CheeHow

For Blackberry users, you have to purchase this app called NFCShortcuts in order to launch shortcuts using NFC. Here is the link: http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/co.../65183/?lang=en

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Added on November 4, 2012, 11:22 pmHi,

Our NFC tags can help you simplify tasks and save time whether you're in your car, at home or in your office. For example, when you step into your car, you would set your bluetooth, turn on GPS, set Car Mode, open Maps app, play music etc. It is very tedious to accomplish all tasks, more so when you're rushing. With our NFC tag on your car, you can accomplish all these tasks with just one simple 'tap'! These tags are re-programmable using a free app (e.g. NFC Task Launcher from Google Play Store).

Hope I answered your question.

Please do not hesitate to follow up.

Regards,
Chee How
The Tapway team

This post has been edited by Tapway: Nov 4 2012, 11:22 PM

Hey hebehow,

Any NFC tags currently in the market should be able to perform all the task using any apps that are available in the Google Play Store (not only NFC Task Launcher).
However, if you're using a Blackberry (sadly ) you may not be able to configure the and use certain tags (i.e. our Personal Contact Card) due to compatibility issues (and of course lack of app support).

Hope that clears it up for you.

- Jason

Dear darkdevilrey,

Nope, all you need to do is to turn NFC on (please note that not all phone models have NFC at the moment).
Bluetooth and WiFi are different technologies altogether.

Cheers.

- Jason

Dear darkdevilrey,

Sorry but your phone model does not support NFC..


Dear evoangel,

We're are not too sure ourselves as we have not really tested on the Blackberry platform. Big chance that you may not be able to use the Personal Contact Card because of compatibility issues as well.
If you have tried with any Blackberry NFC apps, please do give us some feedback as well.


Dear belthaz,

Thanks for helping us reply!


- Jason

Hey noobie123,

A sale is always a sale even if the order is small.

Cheers.

- Jason

Hi Evoangel,

Even though we have not fully tested NFC on the BlackBerry platform, based on our research, in order to fully utilize NFC function on your phone, you need two paid apps called NFCShortcuts and ShortcutMe. Please read this article for more details on how to use NFC on BB: http://crackberry.com/how-use-nfc-tags-blackberry.

Also note that our Personal Contact Card, which uses the Mifare Classic standard, is not supported by the BlackBerry platform unfortunately. However, all other tags are supported by BlackBerry.

If you're interested, try our tags out and give us some feedback. =)

Regards,
Chee How

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Added on November 16, 2012, 11:25 amHi burb,

PM sent to you with details. Thanks!

Cheers.

- Jason

This post has been edited by Tapway: Nov 16 2012, 11:25 AM

Hi yellow_label2207,

Wangsa Maju is a little far. Would you prefer us to Poslaju it to you for an extra RM6.00?

- Jason

Dear yellow_label2207,

The quickest method at the moment is by Poslaju/Posekspress as we are all caught up with work.
Both post methods only require 1 day to reach, with extra RM6 for Poslaju and RM3 for Posekpress.
We would be happy to take bank transfer in the case if you could not purchase via our website here.

Sorry and thanks!

- Jason

Dear shien,

PM sent! Thanks!

- Jason

Hi kwan1230,

Sorry but the Samsung Galaxy Note I from our region does not hav NFC.
There is a list of phones that supports NFC on the first post of our thread.
Please check before making a purchase of your new phone.

Cheers.

- Jason

Hi eddmecha,

PM sent! Thanks for interest!

- Jason

Hey efariz,

Thanks alot for your support!


Hey ymir06kw,

Thanks for interest!
Yes the different mode tags are decorative purpose for users to easily differentiate the uses for each tags.
Users are to program the tags using NFC apps from Google Play Store, we do not pre-configure it with any settings.


Hey b7tchinc,

Yes you can make a switch from the tag.
If you're using the NFC Task Launcher app, simply create a task for bluetooth on and another separate task for bluetooth off. Then, when you encode/program the tag, you will need to create a New Switch tag, which you will put bluetooth on and bluetooth off.
Your tag will become a switch to turn on/off your bluetooth each time you tag it.

Hope that helps..

Cheers.

- Jason