yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[NFC Hacking] hollywoodfrodo:
They pretty much work the same as far as signal transmission. Also the terms are somewhat interchangeable - for example, at AndyTags our "stickers" are all made of PVC material. So they are thin and pliable but the materials are pvc based so they are tough, durable, and water resistant.

Some dealers sell NFC tags that are made of thicker PVC material so you wouldn't necessarily think to call them stickers, though they do "stick" to things, but are more rigid and not very pliable.

Then there are the "paper" sticker kind (cheapest kind) which are like paper stickers - I'd stay away from those, besides they're all usually plain white and who wants plain white eye sore stickers all over their stuff?!? :)

Signal-wise they should all work the same given the same chip is inside.
[NFC Hacking] dr g:
Done! Stealth tags
[NFC Hacking] Wahlburg:
The black tags look so nice. I need to get my hands on those. Also, is it possible to get custom tags?
[NFC Hacking] dr g:
Thanks! Generally you will want to go to one of the big bulk suppliers if you want custom tags (and order in quantity). The smaller sellers usually do not have the capability to generate custom tags.
[NFC Hacking] Wahlburg:
Thanks for the information! I'll have to get some custom colors for my stuff.
[NFC Hacking] esc0rtd3w:
great list :p

appreciate the effort on compiling these together :good:
[NFC Hacking] Mpanco:
in Italy?
[NFC Hacking] mercado79:
Just thought I'd share this video that explains the Nexus 4 / 10 incompatibility with Mifare Classic NFC tags.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=s16Cs9Ep5Ag

Long story short, if you have an N4 or N10, look for NFC 204 tags instead of Mifare ones (even though they're significantly more expensive for the memory you get), particularly if you want to write stuff to the tag directly. If you only want to read from it, Mifare will work (sort of). More info here:

http://m.andytags.com/app/nexus-410-issue/1700571/36/

Sent from my Nexus 4
[NFC Hacking] Malnoth:
Thanks, saved me some frustration!
[NFC Hacking] premiatul:
Use the coupon code PHAN5OFF for a 5% discount !
[NFC Hacking] dr g:
I have created one for XDA-developers members, use XDATAKE5 for a 5% discount!
[NFC Hacking] gregpxc:
I've been looking for these for my 920. I want to find some yellow ones that match it.
[NFC Hacking] nanoezzy:
Where can i buy in Indonesia?
[NFC Hacking] fixxxer0:
thanks for the list!
[NFC Hacking] damocles:
You can buy them for pretty cheap here:

http://stores.ebay.nl/nfctagstore

They ship NFC tags worldwide and are one of the cheapest!
[NFC Hacking] sugarboy.sanju:
propbably yes..!!!

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at any official OEM (original equipment manufacture.).store.

sony samsung.,.etc
[NFC Hacking] NFCGuyz:
New to xda, but just wanted to tell everyone we have 10% off @ Amazon when you buy 2 or more packs of NFCGuyz tags.

There is Mifare 1k and NTAG203 available, free shipping Prime or Amazon.com orders above $25.

use coupon code 10OFFNFC for discount
[NFC Hacking] Balounfc:
News from identive

Guys,

As I've seen in the previous messages they are now some Black design NFC tags, and IdentiveNFC got those too! (sorry I can't put a link but you can just google it :))

Depending on what you want, price might be higher than Amazon, but the printing quality is really good!

They also develop a Tag management platform and an app called TagTrail, unfortunately it's only available for android market for now. But if you do have an NFC/android phone just go and create a free account and download the app on the google playstore. You have a bunch of wath they called actions, unfortunately not too much yet but still, that you can implement on every NFC tags...well I won't explain everything just see for yourself :)

And does anyone tried the NFC on the new Sony Xperia Z? I was thinking about getting one for myself but I want to makesure NFC is great on it, I'm more use to samsung...

Cheers mate.
[NFC Hacking] ponsey:
NFC tags sale @ AMAZON!! + FS w/ Prime

Just saw this on a different deals site... Hope it helps someone.

Right now the tags are on sale for $7.50 from $10 which can be stacked with a 10% off coupon!

Just be careful, because not all tags work with all phones. Make sure you pick the right one (I learnt that the hard way.) The one that is on sale is compatible with most android devices

Unfortunately as a new user I cannot post the link, but if someone else would like to, it would be great.

Search for NFCGUYZ on amazon, and find 5 Mifare Classic 1k NFC Sticker Tags from NFCGuyz

Use code "10OFFNFC" for 10% off 2 or more.

They also have some other ones compatible with all devices that also have 10% off 2 or more with the same code (NTAG203) ... Just search NFCGUYZ on Amazon.

These are pure white without any branding, unlike most other NFC tags out there.

NFC tags allow you to program your phone to do certain tasks when you place your phone next to them. For example I have a tag that puts my phone on vibrate when I get to work, and a tag at home that puts it back to full volume and sets my alarm for the morning.
[NFC Hacking] damocles:
This store has got NTAG203 at a good price now in their eBay store

http://stores.ebay.nl/NFC-Tag-Store
[NFC Hacking] hollywoodfrodo:
AndyTags can ship to Indonesia... $3 international shippping for standard mail. Takes about 4 weeks or so to get there...
[NFC Hacking] lookatthesunset89:
These NFC stickers are pretty good. These only have 48 bytes of memory but it's pretty cheap.

Heres the link if anyone is interested.

Buynfctags.com also ships to Indonesia, shipping is a bit more expensive but they have fast delivery.
[NFC Hacking] Gryx:
http://smartags.be sells ntag203 and mifare 1k, shipping from Belgium to European countries
[NFC Hacking] tkeizer:
TapMeTags

TAPmeTAGS is a NFC TAG supplier located Toronto, Ontario, Canada. TAPmeTAGS offers tag tracking, supply, printing and encoding services for marketers and advertisers who wish to use NFC and QR codes.

543 Richmond Street West, Unit 223

Toronto, Ontario M5V 1Y6

1-888-665-2222
[NFC Hacking] fluidj:
Now how about Black in Anti-Metal ??? :)

Need some waterproof ones for my bikes (motorcycle and bicycle)
[NFC Hacking] dr g:
Unfortunately I don't really see it happening, anti-metal seems to be a slow mover. Maybe get normal ones and color them over? lol

In other news, at the moment the NTAG203 tags are 20% off.
[NFC Hacking] Robogar:
Good idea on the black colored tags to match whatever you put them on.

At Shop4NFC.com, we have tags in plain white, black or branded. We're promoting our launch with free worldwide shipping on all orders!
[NFC Hacking] testinguser:
Anyone know which NFC tag works better with samsung galaxy s4?
[NFC Hacking] tembares:
What are the average prices of a tag. As far I saw it is USD 1 per piece. I find that very expensive!

I am happy I had 100 Mifare Ultralight tags 4k in a box (from about 4 years ago). I think I paid about 0,25EUR (+/- 0,35USD) per piece.
[NFC Hacking] Robogar:
Well Samsung has their own branded NFC tags called "Tectiles" which are MIFARE based tags. If you have a Samsung phone and want to use the Tectiles app to automate tasks, then those would be the way to go.

However if you want to use a regular app like "NFC Task Launcher" to program your tasks, then I think NTAG203 should work fine with the S4 as well. NTAG203 are supposed to be compatible with all current and upcoming mobile devices with NFC capability.
[NFC Hacking] Balounfc:
You are absolutely right about this. NTAG203 are probably the best alternative (and one of the cheapest!). Topaz 512 are a good solution aswell, working perfectly with NFC Task Launcher.

Identivenfc.com had a lot of NFC tag design and the possibility to design your own (Anti-metal is a parameter aswell) :D

Cheers guys
[NFC Hacking] Puskash:
Thanking

Nice post, buddy; thanks.
[NFC Hacking] Robogar:
I heard the new Samsung Galaxy S4 actually ships with a Broadcom NFC chip... so I'm not even sure if it'll work with the Samsung Tectiles since they are basically re-branded Mifare Classic tags.

In fact when I go to the Samsung US page for tectiles it says the page is not found, so perhaps they're going to take them off the market to accomodate for the S4.

Anyone lucky enough to have a Galaxy S4 already can verify? Are you able to get the Tectiles app for it?
[NFC Hacking] Robogar:
Well it seems official, original tectiles are NOT compatible with S4.

Samsung is coming out with tectile 2s which will be compatible.

http://www.engadget.com/2013/04/27/...utm_source=Feed_Classic&utm_campaign=Engadget
[NFC Hacking] NFCGuyz:
Hey,

Just wanted to invite everyone to come share your experience using NFC tags at our new blog NFCGuyz.com/blog

You do not need to be a customer of NFCGuyz to participate. We are trying to put together a useful blog where everyone can share the way they use nfc tags.

NFCGuyz is not yet setup to take orders, but you can find our products on Amazon or Email us directly to receive a discount.

Hope the community will find the blog useful. Let us know what you think, all input is appreciated!
[NFC Hacking] :
Thumbtag

Based in US. Free shipping. Only ships to US. Additional countries soon.

Great for store front businesses. Purchaser uploads a file (coupon, to-go menu, real estate listing, etc.) that will be displayed with their company info (name, phone, address, URL) when their tag is read. NFC N-Mark logo and QR code are printed on the tag. Comes with adhesive and instructional sticker.

Use this code for $5 off: 5OFF2013
[NFC Hacking] dr g:
In addition to this, anti-metal tags are now also 15% off. They are also NTAG203.
[NFC Hacking] morphers82:
TagsforCells.com sells them on Amazon.com
[NFC Hacking] karlschmutzwasser:
In Czech Republic I buy NFC tags from www.nfcmix.com

They are the biggest one in eastern and central europe and have the ambition to go worldwide, so we'll see
[NFC Hacking] tropicana85:
Good site is tags4droid, mentioned in mai post.

Fast International shipping, free charge at customs control; they check gift over the box if u don't exceed 50 $, so u are tax free!:cowboy:

:good:
[NFC Hacking] Robogar:
Just wanted to update that we now have Starter Packs for those who want to dabble with NFC without spending a fortune. 5x NTAG203 NFC Stickers + 1x NTAG203 NFC Key-chain for only $7.49.

Multiple item orders receive FREE next-day worldwide shipping.

Our 5% coupon code "GIVEME5" is still valid on all items!

Visit our store at Shop4NFC.
[NFC Hacking] Cheater912:
Thanks, I'm going to be buying some tonight =]

Sent from my Galaxy S4
[NFC Hacking] PocketNicks:
I can't seem to figure out what the limitation is on the Ntag203. I understand it has﻿ less memory, but how many commands can it hold vs the mifare classic? Can I program the 203 for 3-5 commands/toggles? or are they limited to 1-2 because of the memory? Maybe this is better worded as how many bytes does one command take up?

I'm also looking at the topaz 512 chip since I want more memory but need the compatibility with new devices.

(By command I mean I want to program one tag to tell my phone several things like turn on wifi, turn up volume etc, I wan't to be able to store at least 5-6 commands on one chip, maybe more as I figure out fun stuff to do)

The mifare classic isn't an option for me since I need it to work with a Nexus 4 and GS4 device.

*EDIT*

Ok, sorry I posted a little hastily. I finally found some info after lots of googling and think this covers it.

Task Launcher:Turn phone to silent=76 Bytes

Task Launcher:Turn on wifi and launch Netflix app=118 Bytes

Task Launcher:Wifi on, phone to silent and launch Netflix app=122 Bytes

So the Ntag203 should be able to store about 3 basic commands, and the topaz512 should get anywhere from 6-10 commands roughly.

Can anyone who has used these verify that this sounds about right?

Thanks for the help. Sorry if I'm slightly off topic here since I know you're just listing places to buy but I think this info would benefit others shopping around here too.

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Hey I love those stealth ones, have you considered making them in NTAG203 and Topaz512? I'd really love to get a set of each, mifare classic is no good for me.
[NFC Hacking] Robogar:
Free NFC keychain with any order

From now until August 11, we're including a FREE NTAG203 NFC keychain with all orders!

Free shipping on multiple item orders still applies.
[NFC Hacking] wilsonlam97:
Tagger.ca is still cheaper. It's only $10 for 10 Topaz 512 tags.
[NFC Hacking] famewolf:
After you add in $2.99 shipping it's not cheaper.
[NFC Hacking] TaggerNFC:
Well shipping does cost money.

-The Tagger Team
[NFC Hacking] famewolf:
True and in your case it's $10 for 10 tags as the original poster stated. $11.48 if you want the matte black ones on preorder. The rest was just fluff to point everyone to your website.
[NFC Hacking] viking_cro:
noob question

so, please, can someone tell me few infos. i'll receive phone with NFC support. now i started to look arround what to do with it, and find some kewl stuff.

but, when i try to find stores, then i realized problem - too much types of them?! :confused:

so, my question is: what type is best for home usage? i have in mind to program one sticker at my house to turn off 3g and turn on wifi on mobile and to reduce ringer volume. second one in my car - turn ringer to highest volume, and turn voice dial on. next one will be for my work - turn all ringers off, and turn vibration on.

so, plain tasks, nothing speciall and complicated.

and now what to choose? sticker or chain? which type - NTAG or 1K? if i got it right, all difference is memory capacity - 168bytes, 512bytes and 1024bytes (obviously) and time to read it. am i right or not?

i found some stores where are "generic" tag stickers, and specialized for S3/S4, N7, HTC ONE. what about them?

and one thing that i didn't yet find, are those stickers, pendants re-usable, or when i program one it stays for ever?

many thanks in advance!

regards!
[NFC Hacking] d4n3sh:
furiously byIues

taptap.my

Malaysian based i think.
[NFC Hacking] alfred1905:
In norway you can buy here too: www.teknikkmagasinet.no
[NFC Hacking] TaggerNFC:
Many different NFC chips can be locked. If you lock it then it "stays forever". However most of them can be rewritten to indefinitely. As long as you don't buy the MiFare Classic then it should be compatible with most NFC-enabled devices.

The more commands you want to have on one single tag then the more space you'll need.
[NFC Hacking] viking_cro:
thank you for naswer, but as it passed a lot from my question, i founded answers. and, they wrote me exactly what you said - some could be locked, some rewritten, so there is no problem at all.

thank you!

:good:
[NFC Hacking] TaggerNFC:
No problem viking_cro. Feel free to ask me any other questions you may have.
[NFC Hacking] :
Business card tags

Business card sticker tags that hold all of your contact information plus a small photo or logo!

Attach these to the back of your existing business cards and have clients get your info with a tap of their phone.

These hold 4K of memory which is way more than the NTAG203.

Check it out at Thumbtag.net!
[NFC Hacking] poells:
this may seem obvious but you can find alott of NFC tag sellers around the world on ebay for reasonable cost
[NFC Hacking] Ashcunak:
*bump*

where are people purchasing lately? any good deals, preferred ebay/amazon/etc sellers they use?
[NFC Hacking] evildave_666:
I'm contemplating ordering NTAG215 (504-byte) tags direct from factory in China. The 500 minimum order is daunting though when I don't need more than 100 for my own use. I'd buy at retail if I could, but they don't seem to have made their way that far into the channel yet.
[NFC Hacking] bilaliz:
whats the price point you are getting for 500? could you share your experience with the company and contact info if possible please
[NFC Hacking] evildave_666:
I haven't gotten to that point yet. Would depend on printing options and shipping costs, but I'm certainly expecting less than the minimum USD0.60/piece price that NTAG203 tags run locally for qty20.

I buy tags here from a place that mainly caters to industrial RFID stuff but does maintain a botique shop in central Tokyo to show off the technology and they do sell retail there.

Does anyone have any recommendations for low-volume logistics support in HK? All the factories I'm talking to are only offering EXW terms.
[NFC Hacking] jsk85:
Hey guys,

here is a shop I would like to add:

www.flashNFC.com

It's a company based in Germany but they send NFC Tags WORLD WIDE FREE OF CHARGE and even without an mimimum pruchase value, which means that you could also order a single tag for a unbeatable price... :)

They have different domains: www.flashNFC-shop.com , .de, .ch, .dk....etc....
[NFC Hacking] jsk85:
Now also key fobs and BLACK/GREY NFC-Tags avaiable (great for use on dark surface, e.g. in your car)
[NFC Hacking] Bonyeadam:
Try GoTapping NFC Store at GoTapping.com

Selling NFC preprinted NTAG203 for 0.79 USD per pc & 0.65 USD per pc (10+) No minimum Quantity

Other NFC Products Minimum Quantity applied

Worldwide delivery with free Shipping (minimum order is 5 USD)
[NFC Hacking] gaaab:
Please add Shop NFC to the list. It's first shop in Italy and one of the biggest in Europe.

Among apps, I suggest NFC Tools for Android (more than 3 milions downloads).
[NFC Hacking] roger-wxr:
It depends on your specific chip model
[NFC Hacking] roger-wxr:
If you need to purchase NFC tags in bulk, you can find NewOne, No middleman, we ship directly from the factory and we offer service beyond expectations,24/7 online, professional freight forwarding service, and quality control.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android 4.9 Marshmallow:
Hi People.

I have my note since december and about a month later it started having problems.

The phone freezes and has to be rebooted, and then when you try to reboot it will be taking a long time with many many unsuccessful reboot trials in between.

I sent it to the service once and they just restored the factory settings(Thanks samsung because i didn't know how to do that myself) and then i sent it a second time, this time to samsung technical service where they diagnosed the phone as okay and blamed it on the battery.

It's been 4 days since the phone returned and today i have had the same issues with the new battery as well, so i am now pretty sure it's the phone.

before i call samsung and make a fuss about it to some manager i would like some feedback from you guys.

Has any of you encountered this issue with his phone?

On a scale of 1 to 10 how smooth would you describe your experience(in terms of issues and frustration) with the Note?

Also What would you guys do in my shoes?

Should i yell at them for selling me a malfunctioning phone and not repairing it at the service twice?

How do you think i should handle it?

Does samsung policy incluce giving you a new phone if it's having problems? When are you entitled to get one?

Lots of questions i know but i really need the answers. Thanks for the patience.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gaurav99:
hi Android 4.9 Marshmallow i m using note for 3 month ,i haven't noticed any freezing problem i m in stock non rooted rom and use launcher and lockers and lots of games and aaps but every thing runs smooth ...

for smoothness i wood give 9 out of 10 .

i dont know about ur country but u should ask them of a replacement ..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android 4.9 Marshmallow:
Thank you Gaurav99 for your answer, and good that you mentioned some specifics because i forgot to say that i am also on stock firmware, non rooted and i use Touchwiz default launcher.

I went with the phone as it was supposed to be by samsung.

I am going to need some more feedback from you guys. Please post.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsrijo:
My phone only hangs when I multitask heavily while downloading huge torrents in the background (adownloader)

Are you sure it's not a rouge app that's behind your issue ?

Maybe you do have a defective device but please do check your background apps first, cuz it really is a pain to get a replacement device from Samsung if you can't replicate the issue at the service centre.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sotiris20:
Hi!

I have my Note since December and wanted to share my experience so you can come to a conclusion.

The stock firmware that was originally on the device was let's say 6 out of 10 smooth.

With the first Official update that was improved to 7-8 out of 10.

With the Official ICS update came close to 9.

Of course i must inform you that the time i use stock Roms are very few. Custom Roms (GB and ICS) are way smoother and lag-free.

Before starting to panic and going after Samsung, i advice you to Root your phone.

See if the "problem" continues.

IMO your experiencing the lag of the stoch firmware right know.

Hope i hepled! Good luck! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android 4.9 Marshmallow:
What's a "rouge" app?

My problem started again today right after i installed an app from 4shared. As the app opened it searched for a license to function properly and that's where my phone hung and i had to reboot.

It rebooted normally but shortly after it froze again and from then and on the phone could not reboot properly.

In the end i decided to wipe it clean and see whether the problem persisted.

It did. It got stuck right after the boot of the initial run of the wiped firmware.

The last thing i did with my phone before problems began was fill it with apps. I installed about 12-3 apps and two of them were from 4shared.

The way it happened this time(in relation to 4shared) made me think. But it's true that it happened in exactly the same way as before i send the phone to samsung for repairs, and then it used to happen with more "innocent" apps.

So can you describe what the procedure for a device replacement is?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Sotiris.

I want to try and root it and see if anything changes, but it would suck if there was a problem with the phone and the custom ROM patched it up temporarily for a few months. Imagine my distress when after a few months the issues come back suddenly, it's to going to be more than frustrating and i am going to regret not dealing with the issue when i could(now).

So since the company does not cover me if i root my phone or install a custom ROM, i have decided that i am not going to do those things.

I am going to ask them to take responsibility for a device that i paid dearly to have in my possession demanding the simple, logical and necessary demand that it works properly.

You see it's not a matter of "lag". It's a matter of functionality. My phone simply.does.not.work.

Imagine being afraid to install your favorite apps on your phone in fear that tomorrow you might have to wipe it and lose everything to restore the phone to working order. Beats the idea of a "smart"phone doesn't it?

Thanks for the feedback, and Να σαι καλά!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sotiris20:
I suppose it's the wise thing to do bro...

Hope it works out,good luck! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Pego71:
Hi,

On the page of the Galaxy Nexus XDA, appeared the Apk of the GalaxyS3 "S-Voice", I tried to install it on my notes but does not work, someone can do something about it? Thanks

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1662254
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] moyajaya:
Try this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1662101

Worked for me under CM9.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Pego71:
Thanks,

Problably is compatible whit version Android 4.0.4, the Note ICS is 4.0.3.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] masiullah:
On LPF it is not working, only fcs. May be because of android 4.0.3.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] koRn666:
Works perfect in kingdroid 1.4 rom!!!

Enviado desde mi GT-N7000 usando Tapatalk 2