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		<title>By: Karl J. Weaver 魏卡尔</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello Hsuan Hua,   Actually Blackberry Z10 and Q10 are also SWP NFC USIM card enabled too from ISIS, as are All Nokia with Windows 8.0 OS Smartphones, basically the key is the NFC software stack.  The NFC software stack from Google was actually purchased from a combination of Trusted Logic and NXP, they jointly sold the NFC stack to Google because Google wanted to make it easy for all the Chinese OEM handset manufactuers to design NFC applications.  As a Gemalto employee representing Trusted Logic I sold their NFC stack directly to HTC Taiwan HQ before it became open source in 2010. Broadcom has since also sold to Google another NFC software stack for their Broadcom NFC combi chip. Nokia and Microsoft designed their own NFC software stacks.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Hsuan Hua,   Actually Blackberry Z10 and Q10 are also SWP NFC USIM card enabled too from ISIS, as are All Nokia with Windows 8.0 OS Smartphones, basically the key is the NFC software stack.  The NFC software stack from Google was actually purchased from a combination of Trusted Logic and NXP, they jointly sold the NFC stack to Google because Google wanted to make it easy for all the Chinese OEM handset manufactuers to design NFC applications.  As a Gemalto employee representing Trusted Logic I sold their NFC stack directly to HTC Taiwan HQ before it became open source in 2010. Broadcom has since also sold to Google another NFC software stack for their Broadcom NFC combi chip. Nokia and Microsoft designed their own NFC software stacks.</p>
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