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SDK for Nokia 6131 NFC Welcome! • The chap speaking: Mikko Saarisalo, Nokia • Based in Helsinki, Finland • MSc in SW Engineering, SW background also in professional career • Member of Nokia’s NFC Forum delegate • Has been involved in all Nokia’s commercial NFC products so far. My goal – does this correspond to what you expect? • After this session you should • Be able to roughly judge what is possible with Midlets on N6131 NFC • Be able to get started in programming NFC Midlets (a bit of Geegism reguired…) • Find more information about the SDK and the phone • Have a channel to ask more detailed questions • Have a mechanism to influence how will the next releases look like • Ask Questions any time! Forum Nokia Links • Continue to download »
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