What does it mean not NFC Capable? The battery in my T989 is NFC capable.
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Anker batteries are not NFC Capable unlike the original batteries. Near Field Communication(NFC) is a set of short-range wireless technologies, typically requiring a distance of 4cm or less to initiate a connection. NFC allows you to share small payloads of data between an NFC tag and an Android-powered device, or between two Android-powered devices. If you have ever heard of bluetooth, it's like the same thing, but a little different. They have their disadvantages and advantages.If you plan to use NFC, then I don't recommend this.
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You know how some phones can communicate by being at a close vicinity by something called NFC, usually a capability on android phones, well sometimes that chip is put on the batteries. This battery doesn't have that but if it's on your phone as opposed to your battery you're fine
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This T989 battery doesn't support NFC. As far as I know, NFC includes these main functions: S-Beam; Google Wallet; Read NFC tag. This battery can't function as these.
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Some manufacturer's put the NFC chip in the battery itself. I know Anker is one of the few aftermarket battery producers who does have the NFC chips in the battery as well, but apparently not this one.
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This is an older thread but I see a lot of "nearly" correct answers. So here is what it actually means when a battery says Non-NFC. NFC is a very low power communication protocol used to transfer or "read" small payloads. The down side to NFC is that it requires a rather large antenna compared to other transmitters found in phones. The answer is to have the NFC chip integrated into the phone itself and to use the casing of the battery to wrap a large foil antenna in. Since the chip is inside the phone circuitry and the battery is essentially external a tx/rx connection is made through an additional pin on the battery of "NFC" equipped batteries (meaning batteries with the antenna integrated". To close, if a phone is NFC capable the circuitry is inside the phone. If a battery is NFC capable it means it has a fourth pin and an antenna wrapped around it used to communicate with the NFC chip.
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It doesn't use NFC, just bluetooth. You can connect/reconnect remotely. I use connected to an amp and I do it in presentations and can disconnect so someone else can connect and vice versa. You have to trigger it to do the initial pairing but then you're golden.
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I have a S2 Plus I9105 and it has NFC in it and OTG. It depends on what Rom it has and where it was made probably. Also, I have just upgraded the phone to OS 4.2.2 and it runs great.
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Yes, this battery supports NFC.See description on listing. Built-in IC chip prevents overcharging. Full NFC functionality. Guaranteed to fit your phone.
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I have this battery. It claims it works with NFC but it does not. Very disappointing.
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It needs a battery that can do NFC but your phone should've came with a battery from Samsung that works with it
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The packaging said yes it has NFC. I can enable it with CM, but sorry I have not been able to try and verify it works yet.
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Nothing on the devise uses or can be used via NFC. Just a good 'ole battery and charger.
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Works flawlessly via Bluetooth, sadly I could not get my Nokia Lumia 920 to pair via NFC even after attempting to rewrite the NFC tag with the Nokia NFC writer app on my phone. It would appear that the NFC tag is not reprogrammable and to be some sort of proprietary NFC tag and app for Android.
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Are you NFC settings enabled? Pull down from the top of the screen with two fingers. Look for "NFC" make sure under the words there is a green line. Go back, open the app, go to write have it do something simple, then find " write " place the tag near the bottom of the phone right where the battery is ( NOT the charger port, the actual battery ) Once it says "Complete" Or whatever the app says, close the app and simply place it near the battery again. If nothing happens then if you got a extended battery without NFC that's why. Please comment back exactly what happens, if it doesn't work. I'll check back
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I never used NFC. On the other hand this model does not have Android operating system. HR
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Its working right now inside my Verizon S3. i wanted to go back to an OEM battery to see if I can get some decent battery life again. Aftermarket batteries don't seem to cut it. The only caveat is that I haven't attempted to used the NFC feature yet but that doesn't matter to me right now.
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The NFC (near field communication) chip is located on the OEM battery not the phone itself. These batteries do NOT have the NFC chip
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Dude. Dont have one. Quick answer. If it has NFC, then yes. Just gi to settings, and if you have the options of turning NFC on or off, then yes.
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No wireless charging option. And no you cannot use NFC when you switch out to this battery. To charge battery from less than 10% to 100% takes around 5 hours
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No but u do have NFC , if u don't know what is NFC , its the ability for supported electronics when enabled on the product u are trying to use it will allow u to take its current connection from yorheadset and autimaticly connect when u are nearby or right up on the product , eg holding your phone up to your earphones, hope this info was of some use
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The battery is NFC according to the specs. It does not work well on calls. The battery interfears with the phone signal and I get complaints from people I call that they can not hear me clearly. So I change out the battery and I return the call and no more interference. Go figure....