Using Qt mobility to develop NFC apps, Part 1
summary
Shows how to add NFC to a Qt app using Qt Mobility NFC APIs and a downloadable CoverFlow example that actually reads tags and triggers actions. Demonstrates automatic Bluetooth pairing via NFC handover, peer to peer record exchange and tag reading of Type 1–4, and explains platform limits like Symbian build requiring Windows and target devices N9/N950/C7. Mentions SNAP draft, payment secure element restrictions, and a working sample at projectdeveloper.com/nfcbard.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to NFC
- 2:52NFC use cases demo
- 7:13What is NFC technology
- 13:44NFC tags and types
- 20:31NFC advantages and challenges
- 23:11NFC in gaming and data transfer
- 28:18NFC development platforms
- 33:12Qt Mobility NFC APIs
- 40:40NFC secure elements and payments
- 43:45NFC app implementation example
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