NFC is a technology that allows two devices to exchange data when they are within four inches of each other.
NFC tags are used to store and exchange data with an NFC compatiable device like a smatrtphone.
Some popular use cases of the NFC feature on smartphones include unlocking doors, exchanging contact information, and paying at places like tolls gates. In this article we will focus more on payments and sending files with NFC in ZTE Kis V788.
Does ZTE Kis V788 have NFC as a wireless technology?
Yes, ZTE Kis V788 has an NFC technology which is enabled by a small card inside the phone called a chip.
How to turn on NFC on ZTE Kis V788? – NFC activation process
To enable NFC on ZTE Kis V788 follow these steps:
– Go to settings.
– Tap on more or advanced settings.
– Choose NFC.
– Tap on NFC switch.
You can do the same steps to disable the feature. As for how to use NFC on ZTE Kis V788 in terms of paying, scanning and more, continue reading as will be explained in the article.
How to scan the NFC tag on ZTE Kis V788?
Scanning an NFC tag on ZTE Kis V788, comes after downloading a writing app like TagWriter by NXP. You just need to open the app, and hold your phone close to the tag then scan it. The following paragraphs clarify more about installing and using writing apps.
How to share files by using NFC on ZTE Kis V788?
To share data from ZTE Kis V788, NFC should be turned om as explained before. Also, you need to enaable Android Beam from NFC settings, more or share and connect, then enable the Android Beam. After activation, follow these steps to accomplish transfering data process:
– Open Gallery or your phone files.
– Choose the file or data you want to share it.
– Tap on share icon.
– Tap on NFC icon.
– After connecting with the other device, select tap to share.
On many devices, the beam is activated automatically when you turn on the NFC. Also, some devices requires you to tap on the Android Beam icon after you tap to share the file or the photo. So, you need to tap on the icon, then continue the other steps as usually.
Apps for NFC on ZTE Kis V788
To use NFC tags for automation on your ZTE Kis V788, you will need third-party apps and to make payments, you need payment apps. These apps afford a lot of features with bit effort and no manual actions required.
How to make contactless payments through the Google pay app?
To make payments with NFC on ZTE Kis V788, you need to enable tap & pay feature from settings, all settings, and tap to pay. Also, you need to Install Google pay and insert your card details. Whenever you need to pay, open the app and hold your phone near the other device and tap to see the notification on the display.
How to install NFC writing apps for android?
Firstly, you need to turn on NFC on your ZTE Kis V788. After that, make sure that you have a blank NFC tag or buy a one. Next, download Writing app (NXP tagwriter).
Open the app and follow the text below to write the tag with it.
How to write NFC tags by using NFC apps?
Here is how to write an NFC tag to automate tasks by scanning:
– Open the app.
– Press on write tags in the top right.
– Choose new data set.
Tap on link for example and then choose its type, then enter the domain in the other field. Next, select save and write. In the next screen, click on write and hold your phone close to the tag till the confirmation appears.
What is the memory I need to write an NFC tag?
The memory you need to write an NFC tag is not the same because if you want to write or store a web address, you will need 19 bytes, while you need 68 bytes for SMS. As for Emails, it requires at least 83 bytes.
What do you need to use NFC on ZTE Kis V788?
Using NFC on ZTE Kis V788 requires you to be familiar with ZTE Kis V788 NFC settings that include :
– Turning on NFC: A process of activating NFC from settings.
– Using the antenna: A sensor makes it possible to share data wirelessly.
– Scanning: Making contactless communication between two phones using the NFC sensor.
– Paying: using the NFC feature to make contactless payments.
– Transferring data: Sending data from one device to another by using NFC.